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Differentsial'nye Uravneniya, 1996, Volume 32, Number 5, Pages 606–614 (Mi de8993)  
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Ordinary Differential Equations

On the theory of differential equations that arise in the dynamics of systems with friction. I

V. M. Matrosova, I. A. Finogenkob

a Institute of Transport Problems, Moscow branch
b Irkutsk State University
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Received: 17.03.1995
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Document Type: Article
UDC: 517.933:531.37
Language: Russian
Citation: V. M. Matrosov, I. A. Finogenko, “On the theory of differential equations that arise in the dynamics of systems with friction. I”, Differ. Uravn., 32:5 (1996), 606–614; Differ. Equ., 32:5 (1996), 610–618
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