Lecture

Scalar Linear Higher Order ODEs: Properties and Solutions

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This lecture covers scalar linear higher order ordinary differential equations (ODEs) with possibly x-dependent coefficients, discussing properties of solutions, existence, uniqueness, and the superposition principle. It also explores the Wronskian, the variation of parameters method, and examples of ODEs with constant coefficients.

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