The conjecture on decay of oscillatory solutions below Lillo's constant

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Consider the delay differential equation (1), with coefficient c(t)c(t) and delay function \Greekmath011C(t)\Greekmath 011C (t) satisfying the assumptions in (10a). Assume that c(t)≤0c(t)\leq 0 for t≥0t\geq 0 and

sup⁡t≥\Greekmath011A∫\Greekmath011C(t)t∣c(\Greekmath0110)∣ d\Greekmath0110<2.75+ln⁡2,\sup_{t\geq \Greekmath 011A }\int_{\Greekmath 011C (t)}^t |c(\Greekmath 0110 )|\,d\Greekmath 0110 <2.75+\ln 2,

where \Greekmath011A\Greekmath 011A satisfies (10a). Decay conjecture. All oscillatory solutions of (1) tend to zero. This would extend the known decay results up to the critical constant 2.75+ln⁡22.75+\ln 2; the source states that the problem remains open.

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John Ioannis Stavroulakis and Elena Braverman, “Stability and oscillation of linear delay differential equations”, arXiv:2012.10726 (2020).

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