Abstract

Problems relating to the asymptotic behaviour in the neighbourhood of the point and in the neighbourhood of the origin of a solution of an equation of arbitrary (even or odd) order with complex-valued coefficients are studied. It is assumed here that the coefficients of the quasidifferential expression have the following property: if one reduces the equation to a system of first-order differential equations, then one can transform that system to a system of differential equations with regular singular point at or . The results obtained allow one to determine the deficiency indices of the corresponding minimal symmetric differential operators and the structure of the spectrum of self-adjoint extensions of these operators. In addition, on the basis of refined asymptotic formulae for solutions to the equation the deficiency numbers of a certain differential operator generated by a differential expression with leading coefficient vanishing in the interior of the interval in question are found.

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