Lecture

Gronwall: Lemma and Existence Proof

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Description

This lecture covers the Gronwall lemma, stating conditions for functions on a closed interval. It also presents the proof of existence for a recursive process using Picard's approach for differential equations, emphasizing the role of Gronwall's inequality. The uniqueness proof is discussed, showing the convergence of solutions and the properties of the processes involved.

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