Abstract
Everitt’s criterion for the validity of the generalized Hardy-Littlewood inequality presupposes that the associated differential equation is singular at one end-point of the interval of definition and is in the strong-limit-point case at the end-point. In this paper we investigate the cases when the differential equation is in the limit-circle case and non-oscillatory at the singular end-point and when both end-points of the interval are regular.
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