β Scribed by Werner S Weiglhofer, Kenneth A Lindsay
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This introductory text presents ordinary differential equations with a modern approach to mathematical modeling in a one semester module of 20β25 lectures.
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Presents simple analytic methods which are readily accessible for use in applications. These include transformations, phase plane analysis, integral equation formulation, shooting arguments, local and asymptotic analysis, singular point analysis, and others. The applications, reflecting the research
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