| Chapter I. Some Basic Properties of Linear Differential Equations in the Complex Domain |
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Preparatory Remarks |
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The Basic Existence Theorem and its Consequences |
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Circuit Relations About Singular Points |
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Chapter II. Regular Singular Points |
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Method of Solution |
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Solutions at a Regular Singular Point |
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Chapter III. Asymptotic Power Series |
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Introductory Remarks on Irregular Singular Points |
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Definition of Asymptotic Power Series |
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Elementary Properties of Asymptotic Series |
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The Existence of Asymptotic Series |
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Chapter IV. Irregular Singular Points |
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Introduction |
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Formal Simplification |
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Analytic Symplification and Asymptotic Solution |
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Miscellaneous Remarks |
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Proof of the Main Asymptotic Existence Theorem when all Eigenvalues are Distinct |
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The Stokes Phenomenon |
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Chapter V. Generalizations by Means of Jordan's Canonical Form |
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Jordan's Canonical Form |
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Solutions at Regular Singular Points: General Case |
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Proof of Theorem 12.1: General Case |
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Asymptotic Solution at an Irregular Singularity: General Case |
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Chapter VI. Some Special Asymptotic Methods |
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Introduction |
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Calculating Asymptotic Expansions from Convergent Power Series |
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Solution by Laplace Contour Integrals |
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The Saddlepoint Method |
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Chapter VII. Asymptotic Expansions with Respect to a Parameter |
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24. |
Introduction |
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Formal Theory |
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Analytic Symplification |
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Proof of Theorem 26.1 |
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Shearing Transformations |
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Chapter VIII. Turning Point Problems |
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Problems Reducible to Airy's Equation: Formal Theory |
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Problems Reducible to Airy's Equation: Analytic Theory |
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Short Report on Other Turning Point Problems |
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Chapter IX. Nonlinear Equations |
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Introduction |
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Solution by Asymptotic Power Series |
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Transformation into a Linear Differential Equation |
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Solution by Exponential Series |
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Nonlinear Equations with a Parameter |
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Chapter X. Singular Perturbations |
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Boundary Value Problems for Linear Equations |
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Boundary Value Problems for Linear Equations: The Method of Višik and Lyusternik |
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Initial Value Problems for Nonlinear Equations: Qualitative Theory |
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Series Expansions for the Initial Value Problem |
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Nonlinear Two-Point Boundary Value Problems |
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Decomposition of General Linear Systems of Singular Perturbation Type |
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Periodic Solutions of Singular Perturbation Problems: General Remarks |
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Periodic Solutions of Singular Perturbation Problems: Linear Theory |
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Series Expansions for Periodic Solutions of Singular Perturbation Problems |
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Chapter XI. Integration of Differential Equations by Factorial Series |
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Factorial Series and Laplace Integrals |
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Solution of Differential Equations of Rank One by Factorial Series |
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48. |
Remarks on the Solution of Differential Equations of Higher Rank by Factorial Series |
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Appendix: A Brief Summary of Some Recent Research |
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Bibliography |
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Subject Index |
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