Lecture

Examples: Linear and Nonlinear Functions

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This lecture explores different types of Cauchy problems, illustrating with examples of linear and nonlinear functions. The instructor demonstrates how to construct and solve Cauchy problems analytically, highlighting the importance of initial conditions and the existence of multiple solutions.

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