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(He attributes the proof of that to Painlevé) Does that still apply if the "first-order equation" is actually an nth-order equation that has been made first-order by the old trick of writing the dependent variable and its first n-1 derivati
Any mathematicians out there? A question: Hille (1969, _Lectures on Ordinary Differential Equations_, Addison-Wesley) says, if a first-order (nonlinear) ordinary differential equation sets the derivative of the dependent variable to a funct
Quarter-Term – Testing Time I’ve just noticed that three teaching weeks have passed and we’re already into the fourth. Tempus fugit. Both the modules I am lecturing this semester are divided into four chunks of approximately equal size. For
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