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<bank>
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<title>Differential Equations (Clontz)</title>
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<author>Steven Clontz</author>
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<url>https://clontz.org</url>
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<slug>clontz-diff-eq</slug>
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<objectives>
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<objective>
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<!-- 1.1, 1.2 -->
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<title>Homogeneous first-order linear IVP</title>
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<slug>C1</slug>
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</objective>
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<objective>
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<!-- 4.6, 6.4 -->
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<title>Non-homogeneous first-order linear ODE</title>
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<slug>C2</slug>
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</objective>
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<objective>
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<!-- 4.2, 4.3 -->
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<title>Homogeneous second-order linear ODE</title>
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<slug>C3</slug>
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</objective>
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<objective>
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<!-- 4.2, 4.3 -->
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<title>Homogeneous second-order linear IVP</title>
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<slug>C4</slug>
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</objective>
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<objective>
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<!-- 4.4, 4.5, 6.2, 6.3 -->
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<title>Non-homogeneous second-order linear ODE</title>
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<slug>C5</slug>
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</objective>
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<objective>
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<!-- 7.6, 7.9 -->
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<title>Discontinuous functions and distributions</title>
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<slug>D1</slug>
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</objective>
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<objective>
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<!-- 7.2, 7.3 -->
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<title>Laplace transforms from formula and definition</title>
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<slug>D2</slug>
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</objective>
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<objective>
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<!-- 7.4, 7.8 -->
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<title>Inverse Laplace transforms</title>
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<slug>D3</slug>
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</objective>
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<objective>
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<!-- 7.5 -->
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<title>Using Laplace transforms to solve IVPs</title>
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<slug>D4</slug>
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</objective>
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<objective>
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<!-- 1.3 -->
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<title>Direction fields for first-order ODEs</title>
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<slug>F1</slug>
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</objective>
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<objective>
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<!-- 2.2 -->
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<title>Separation of variables</title>
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<slug>F2</slug>
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</objective>
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<objective>
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<!-- 2.3, 4.6 -->
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<title>Techniques for linear IVPs</title>
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<slug>F3</slug>
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</objective>
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<objective>
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<!-- 2.4 -->
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<title>Implicit solutions for exact IVPs</title>
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<slug>F4</slug>
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</objective>
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<objective>
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<!-- 2.6 -->
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<title>Substitution strategies</title>
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<slug>F5</slug>
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</objective>
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<objective>
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<!-- 5.2, 7.10 -->
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<title>Linear ODE systems</title>
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<slug>X1</slug>
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</objective>
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<objective>
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<!-- 6.1 -->
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<title>Existence/uniqueness theorem for linear IVPs</title>
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<slug>X2</slug>
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</objective>
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<objective>
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<!-- 1.2 -->
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<title>Existence/uniqueness theorem for first-order IVPs</title>
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<slug>X3</slug>
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</objective>
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<!-- Modeling/Applications: -->
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<!-- 2.1, 3.1-3.5, 4.1, 5.1, 7.1 -->
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<!-- population models, heating and cooling of objects and buildings, acceleration-velocity models, motion in a resisting medium, mixing problems, modeling electric circuits -->
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<!-- Spring-Mass oscillators, Equations of Motion -->
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<!-- <objective>
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<title>Phase Planes</title>
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<slug>O1</slug>
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</objective>-->
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<!-- <objective>
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<title>Euler's method for approximating IVP solutions</title>
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<slug>O4</slug>
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</objective>-->
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<!-- <objective>
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<title>Phase lines for autonomous first-order ODEs</title>
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<slug>F2</slug>
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</objective>-->
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</objectives>
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</bank>
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