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      <dochead>Research Article</dochead>
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            <p>A computational investigation of an integro-differential inequality with periodic potential</p>
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            <au id="A1"><snm>Brown</snm><fnm>BM</fnm><insr iid="I1"/></au>
            <au id="A2" ca="yes"><snm>Kirby</snm><fnm>VG</fnm><insr iid="I2"/></au>
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            <ins id="I1"><p>Department of Computer Science, Cardiff University, P.O. Box 916, Cardiff CF3 3XF, UK</p></ins>
            <ins id="I2"><p>School of Mathematics, Kingston University, Penrhyn Road, Kingston Upon Thames, Surrey KT1 2EE, UK</p></ins>
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         <source>Journal of Inequalities and Applications</source>
         <issn>1029-242X</issn>
         <pubdate>2000</pubdate>
         <volume>2000</volume>
         <issue>4</issue>
         <fpage>605989</fpage>
         <url>http://www.journalofinequalitiesandapplications.com/content/2000/4/605989</url>
         <xrefbib><pubid idtype="doi">10.1155/S1025583400000163</pubid></xrefbib>
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      <cpyrt><year>2000</year><collab>Brown and Kirby</collab></cpyrt>
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         <kwd>Integral inequality</kwd>
         <kwd>Ordinary differential equations</kwd>
         <kwd>Titchmarsh&#8211;Weyl <it>m</it>-function</kwd>
         <kwd>Periodic potential</kwd>
         <kwd>Numerical methods</kwd>
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            <p>This paper is concerned with a certain integral inequality whose associated differential expression contains a periodic potential. In these problems the spectrum consists of bands which may have eigenvalues in the gaps. We use numerical methods to estimate the location of these bands and position of the eigenvalues and use this information to produce new examples of the HELP inequality.</p>
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