Continuous solutions to differential equations with discrete state-dependent delays are not always unique, and the paper provides explicit examples along with a preliminary three-color classification of such solutions.
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On the non-uniqueness of continuous solutions to differential equations with a discrete state-dependent delay
Continuous solutions to differential equations with discrete state-dependent delays are not always unique, and the paper provides explicit examples along with a preliminary three-color classification of such solutions.