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I hope I have written a text in differential equations that is more easily read than most, and that both your task and that of your students will be helped. The explanations of ideas and concepts are given fully and simply in a language that is direct and almost conversational in tone. The main feature of this book lies in its exposition. It is designed for students in pure and applied mathematics who have a working knowledge of algebra, trigonometry, and elementary calculus. String 9.6The Heat Equation and Separation of Variables 9.7Laplace's Equation Inside a CircleĪppendix: Complex Numbers and Complex-Valued Functions Answers to Problems IndexĪn Introduction to Differential Equations and Their Applications is intended for use in a beginning one-semester course in differential equations.

Inverse laplace transform table series#

Systems 8.3Stability: Almost Linear Systems 8.4Chaos, Poincare Sections and Strange Attractorsĩ.1Fourier Series 9.2Fourier Sine and Cosine Series 9.3Introduction to Partial Differential Equations 9.4The Vibrating String: Separation of Variables 9.5Superposition Interpretation of the Vibrating

Transform (Optional) 6.8Applications of Linear Systems 6.9Numerical Solution of Systems of Differentialħ.6Iterative Systems: Julia Sets and the Mandelbrot Set (Optional)ĬHAPTER 8 NONLINEAR DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS AND CHAOSĨ.1Phase Plane Analysis of Autonomous Systems 8.2Equilibrium Points and Stability for Linear Part II 4.4Series Solutions about Singular Points: Theĥ.1Definition of the Laplace Transform 5.2Properties of the Laplace Transform 5.3The Inverse Laplace Transformĥ.4Initial-Value Problems 5.5Step Functions and Delayed Functions 5.6Differential Equations with Discontinuous Forcingįunctions 5.7Impulse Forcing Functions 5.8The Convolution IntegralĬHAPTER 6 SYSTEMS OF DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONSĦ.1Introduction to Linear Systems: The Method of EliminationĦ.2Review of Matrices 6.3Basic Theory of First-Order Linear Systems 6.4Homogeneous Linear Systems with RealĮigenvalues 6.5Homogeneous Linear Systems with ComplexĮigenvalues 6.6Nonhomogeneous Linear Systems 6.7Nonhomogeneous Linear Systems: Laplace Part I 4.3Power Series Expansions about Ordinary Points: Motion 3.10Unforced Damped Vibrations 3.11Forced Vibrations 3.12Introduction to Higher-Order EquationsĤ.1Introduction: A Review of Power Series 4.2Power Series Expansions about Ordinary Points: Variation of Parameters 3.9Mechanical Systems and Simple Harmonic Prologue 1.1 Basic Definitions and Concepts 1.2 Some Basic TheoryĬHAPTER 2 FIRST-ORDER DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONSĢ.1 First-Order Linear Equations 2.2 Separable Equations 2.3 Growth and Decay Phenomena 2.4 Mixing Phenomena 2.5 Cooling and Heating Phenomena 2.6 More Applications 2.7The Direction Field and Euler's Method 2.8Higher-Order Numerical Methodsģ.1Introduction to Second-Order Linear Equations 3.2Fundamental Solutions of the Homogeneous

He has also edited The GMDH Method: Self- Organizing Methods in Modeling (Marcel Dekker, 1984). He is also the author of Partial Differential Equations for Scientists and Engineers, (currently being published by Dover Publications, Inc.), Finite Mathematics (McGraw-Hill, 1988, 1994), Applied Mathematics (McGraw-Hill, 1988), Introduction to Calculus (McGraw-Hill, 1990), and Calculus and Its Applications (McGraw-Hill, 1990). In 1968 he joined the faculty of the University of Maine, where he is currently Professor of Mathematics. He is a former Lieutenant Commander and Public Health Service Fellow who served for several years as a computer analyst at the National Institutes of Health in Bethesda, Maryland. Farlow has academic degrees from Iowa State University, the University of Iowa, and Oregon State University. International Standard Book Number ISBN-13: 978-5-3 All color materials have been reprinted in black and white.

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This Dover edition, first published in 2006, is an unabridged republication of the work originally published by McGraw-Hill, Inc., New York, in 1994. Farlow - An Introduction to Differential Equations and Their Applications (2006, Dover Publications)1.