Abstract
The solvability of the second-order Floquet problem in a given set is established by means of C 2 -bounding functions for vector upper-Carathéodory systems. The applied Scorza–Dragoni type technique allows us to impose related conditions strictly on the boundaries of bound sets. An illustrating example is supplied for a dry friction problem.
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