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A general construction of linear differential equations with solutions of prescribed properties. (English) Zbl 1054.34018
Summary: Effective constructions of ordinary linear differential equations of arbitrary order are presented that give equations with solutions of prescribed qualitative properties, like solutions in the classes $L^p$, converging to zero or bounded solutions, etc. Connections with transformations of equations and distribution of the zeros of solutions are considered as well. Results generalize those obtained for the second-order linear differential equations.

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 34A55 Inverse problems of ODE
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