First Order Equations
[21/86%]Find a curve in , passing through the point , with the following property: Let be the segment of the tangent line to at which lies in the first quadrant. Then each point of is the midpoint of .
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Solve the differential equation , , where is a real constant.
Let be an integer larger than . Is there a differentiable function on whose derivative equals its power and whose value at the origin is positive?
For which real numbers does the differential equation
have a solution on some interval , ?
For which values of are there intervals on which two solutions are defined?
Consider the differential equation
Prove that for some , there is a solution defined for .
Find an explicit value of having the property in Part 1.
Find a such that there is no solution on .
Solve the differential equation
Prove that every solution () of the differential equation
with satisfies .
Consider the differential equation
Find all its constant solutions.
Discuss , where is the solution such that .
Prove that the initial value problem
has a solution defined for all .
Let be a continuous nowhere vanishing function, and consider the differential equation
For each real number , show that this equation has a unique, continuously differentiable solution on a neighborhood of which satisfies the initial condition .
Deduce the conditions on under which the solution exists for all , for every initial value .
Find all solutions to the differential equation
Find all solutions to
Find all real valued solutions of the differential equation
Consider the equation
Show that there is an such that if , then the solution with satisfies
Consider the differential equation
Prove
For each , there is a unique solution defined for such that .
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Let be a real valued solution, defined for , of the differential equation
Show that as .
Consider the differential-delay equation given by . Here, the independent variable is a real variable, the function is allowed to be complex valued, and is a positive constant. Prove that if then every solution of the form , with complex, tends to as .
Prove the following theorem, or find a counterexample: If and are continuous real valued functions on such that for all , and if every solution of the differential equation
satisfies , then every solution of the differential equation
satisfies .
Discuss the solvability of the differential equation
with the initial condition . Does a solution exist in some interval about ? If so, is it unique?
Let and be positive continuous functions on , with everywhere. Assume the initial value problem
has a solution defined on all of . Prove that the initial value problem
also has a solution defined on all of .
Let be a bounded continuously differentiable function. Show that every solution of is monotone.