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Izvestiya Vysshikh Uchebnykh Zavedenii. Matematika, 1967, Number 10, Pages 24–26 (Mi ivm3217)  
The extension of V. A. Markov's theorem to the zeros of two solutions of the differential equation $[D+\lambda_n(x)] \dots [D+\lambda _1(x)]y=0$

V. S. Videnskii

Leningrad
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Received: 27.12.1966
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UDC: 517.512
Language: Russian
Citation: V. S. Videnskii, “The extension of V. A. Markov's theorem to the zeros of two solutions of the differential equation $[D+\lambda_n(x)] \dots [D+\lambda _1(x)]y=0$”, Izv. Vyssh. Uchebn. Zaved. Mat., 1967, no. 10, 24–26
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\paper The extension of V.\,A.~Markov's theorem to the zeros of two solutions of the differential equation
$[D+\lambda_n(x)] \dots [D+\lambda _1(x)]y=0$
\jour Izv. Vyssh. Uchebn. Zaved. Mat.
\yr 1967
\issue 10
\pages 24--26
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