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MATHEMATICAL MODELINGANDORDINARY DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONSI-Liang ChernDepartment of MathematicsNational Taiwan University2007, 2015 January 6, 20162 Contents1 First-Order Single Differential is MATHEMATICAL MODELING ? .. and Equilibria .. population dynamics of single species .. to solve single first-order equations .. first-order equation .. of variables .. special classes that are solvable .. Fields and Family of Curves .. Fields .. of curves and Orthogonal trajectories .. *Envelop.. *An example from thermodynamics existence of entropy .. and Uniqueness .. *Numerical Methods: First Order Difference Equations .. method .. difference equation .. Note ..392 Second Order Linear for linear oscillators.

2 CHAPTER 1. FIRST-ORDER SINGLE DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS (ii)how to solve the corresponding differential equations, (iii)how to interpret the solutions, and

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