Lecture

Cauchy Problem: Separable Variables

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This lecture covers the Cauchy problem with separable variables, focusing on the structure of the problem and the existence of local solutions. It explores the concept of uniqueness and the continuity of solutions, providing examples and discussing the integration factor. The lecture also delves into linear differential equations of scalar order, affine functions, and the distinction between homogeneous and non-homogeneous equations.

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Analysis: Differential anaysis

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