Nonlinear OrdinaryDifferentialEquations
of elementary examples. Example 2.1. Consider the autonomous initial value problem du dt = u2, u(t 0) = u 0. (2.8) To solve the differential equation, we rewrite it in the separated form du u2 = dt, and then integrate both sides: − 1 u = Z du u2 = t+ k. 1/7/22 3 c 2022 Peter J. Olver
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