The uniform distribution, denoted by U(x;A,B)=1/(B-A) if 0<A<x<B<∞ and zero otherwise, is the simplest probability density functions of a continuous random variable X. For X on interval (0, 1), three parameters function, h(x;A,B,n), constructed so that its limiting form function U(x;A,B) in which n→∞. 

(ii) {g(n)} is a nondecreasing sequence, and limn→∞ g(n)=∞; (iii) f ∈ (R,R), x f (x) > 0, and f ′(x)≥ 0 for x = 0; (iv) αi, i= 1,2, are quotients of positive odd integers. The domain (L3) of L3 is defined to be the set of all sequences {x(n)}, n ≥ n0 ≥ 0 such that {Ljx(n)}, 0≤ j ≤ 3 exist for n≥ n0. A nontrivial solution {x(n)} of (1.1;δ) is called nonoscillatory if it is either eventually posi...