Lecture

Ordinary Differential Equations

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Description

This lecture covers the basics of first-order scalar differential equations, including examples and solutions. It also delves into higher-order scalar differential equations, systems of equations, and the concept of global solutions. The instructor explains the selection process for equations and the verification of global solutions, emphasizing the importance of local solutions and the Cauchy problem.

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