Applied-Information Technology in Stability and Existence of Solution for Functional Differential Equations with Impulses

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In this paper, we employ iterative analysis method of applied-information technology to obtain both the existence and the stability of first order functional differential equations with impulses for periodic boundary value problem. Some new results are obtained.

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