Titlebook: Basic Topological Structures of Ordinary Differential Equations; V. V. Filippov Book 1998 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 1998 C

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Yann Simsont,Peter Gerlinger,Manfred AignerIn previous chapters we have developed a rather strong Cauchy problem theory. That is, we have shown how to establish the presence of the main properties of solution spaces. This allows us to give some further account of a part of the theory of ordinary differential equations at an axiomatic level.

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The Stellar IMF at Very Low MetallicitiesIn this chapter we transfer to the framework of our axiomatics several classical results about two-dimensional systems and we continue the topic of the previous chapter in relation to the plane case.

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Changes of Variables, Morphisms and Maximal Extensions,In this chapter we look at what aspect the notion of the change of variables takes in framework of our theory. We also take some further steps in the development of our topological tools.

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Some Methods of Investigation of Equations,In this chapter we consider some of the simplest cases of the application of developed tools. We also compare our methods with the classical theory.

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Equations and Inclusions with Complicated Discontinuities in the Space Variables,Our aim here is not an exhaustive account of the immense question mentioned in the chapter’s title. We show in this chapter which part of our tools may be used for the expansion of the theory to equations and inclusions with complicated discontinuities in right hand sides in space variables.

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Equations and Inclusions of Second Order. Cauchy Problem Theory,Our aim in this chapter is to see what specific character an increment in the order of equations and inclusions under consideration brings to the structure of the theory of the Cauchy problem, and how this may imply the possibility of a weakening of restrictions on functions appearing in equations (inclusions).

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