Lecture

System of Linear 1st Order ODEs

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Description

This lecture covers the system of n linear first order ODEs with possibly x-dependent coefficients, discussing the existence and uniqueness of solutions, properties of homogeneous systems, and the formation of a basis for the vector space of solutions. It also explores the scalar linear first order ODEs, providing examples and solutions to initial value problems.

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