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SOLVED: (10 points). a| On the basis of the existence theorem (Peano) determine whether the initial value problem d 2 +y2/3 y (0) = 0 has at least one solution. Explain. b)
A NOTE ON EXISTENCE THEOREM OF PEANO 1. main Theorem Equip the space Rm = {x = (x1,...,xm)} with a norm ∥x∥ = max |xk|. Let
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Continuity and Differentiability of Solutions with Respect to Initial Conditions and Peano Theorem for Uncertain Differential Eq
LECTURE 3 1. The Peano existence theorem As in last lecture we formulate the results for scalar valued equations. However, just
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