Disconjugacy of solutions of a second order differential equation with Colombeau generalized functions in coefficients

We consider a differential equation
\begin{equation} Lx\doteq x''+P(t)x'+Q(t)x=0,\qquad t\in[a, b]\subset\mathcal I\doteq(\alpha,\beta)\subset\mathbb R, \end{equation}
where $P,Q$ are $C$-generalized functions defined on $\mathcal I$ and are known as equivalence classes of Colombeau algebra. Let $\mathcal R_P$ and $\mathcal R_Q$ be representatives of $P$ and $Q$ respectively, $\mathcal A_N$ are classes of functions with compact support used to define Colombeau algebra. We obtain new sufficient conditions for disconjugacy of the equation (1). We prove that if the condition
\begin{equation*} (\exists N\in\mathbb N)\,(\forall\varphi\in\mathcal A_N)\,(\exists\mu_0<1)\ \int_a^b|\mathcal R_P(\varphi_\mu,t)|\,dt+\int_a^b|\mathcal R_Q(\varphi_\mu,t)|\,dt<\frac4{b-a+4}\quad(0<\mu<\mu_0), \end{equation*}
is satisfied, where $\varphi_\mu\doteq\frac1\mu\varphi\left(\frac t\mu\right)$, then the equation (1) is disconjugate on $[a,b]$. We prove the separation theorem and its corollary.