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

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 t0t\geq 0 and

supt\Greekmath011A\Greekmath011C(t)tc(\Greekmath0110)d\Greekmath0110<2.75+ln2,\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+ln22.75+\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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