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On the oscillation of solutions of the differential equation y″′ + Ay′ + By = 0
Suppose A and B are entire functions. We assume that A is transcendental. If either the order of B is less than the order of A and the order of A is less than 1/2, or the order of A is zero and B is a polynomial, it is shown that every nonconstant solution of the differential equation has infinitely many zeros.