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In this paper, we prove some estimates of the distribution functions of the Kolmogorov diameters of solution's set to one class of the third-order nonlinear differential equations with variable coefficients. The equation is defined on the entire real axis, and its coefficients are unbounded functions. Previously, such equations were studied in the case where their intermediate coefficients are equal to zero, and the junior coefficient does not change sign. Sufficient conditions for the existence of a weak solution are also obtained, and under some restrictions on the oscillation of the intermediate coefficient, the maximal regularity of the solution is proved in the paper. In the proofs of the theorems are use the results of the authors obtained in the case of a linear differential equation of the third order (Ospanov & Ospanov, 2024), and Schauder's fixed point theorem.
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