A DIFFERENTIAL equation, in its usual form, states an analytical problem with a certain assumption as to the form of the answer. It implies the existence of a dependent variable, capable of being ...
THERE are two methods of studying analytic functions. The first consists in examining the points where the function becomes peculiar—its singularities. These points characterise functions of the same ...
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