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2.1 Problem position

A classical differential equation is often given in the explicit form

\frac{d x_{t}}{d t} = b_{t} (x_{t}) .

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Note that equations of order n > 1, i.e. involving derivatives of x _t up to order n, can also in general be formulated from the...

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