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I The existence and uniqueness theorem
1 Résumé of some elementary theory of differential equations 1
2 Preliminaries to the fundamental theorem 4
3 The existence and uniqueness theorem for normal differential systems 5
4 Additional remarks 10
5 Circular functions 13
6 Elliptic functions 19
II The behaviour of the characteristics of a first-order equation
7 Preliminary considerations 27
8 Examples of equations with singular points 32
9 Study of the abridged equation 39
10 Some theorems of a general character 45
11 The Poincaré index 53
12 The node 55
13 The focus and the col 63
14 Limit cycles and relaxation oscillations 74
15 Periodic solutions in the phase space 82
III Boundary problems for linear equations of the second order
16 Preliminary considerations 89
17 A theorem of de la Vallée Poussin 92
18 Simplifications of the given equation 96
19 Theorems oh the zeros and on the maxima and minima of integrals 98
20 Comparison theorems and their corollaries 101
21 The interval between successive zeros of an integral 104
22 An important change of variable 107
23 The oscillation theorem 112
24 Eigenvalues and eigenfunctions 117
25 A physical interpretation 119
26 Some properties of eigenvalues and eigenfunctions 123
27 Connection with the theory of integral equations 132
IV Asymptotic methods
28 General remarks 139
29 A general method applicable to linear differential equations 142
30 Differential equations with stable integrals 148
31 The case in which the coefficient of y tends to a negative limit 154
32 Preliminaries to the asymptotic treatment of eigenvalues and of eigenfunctions 163
33 First form of asymptotic expression for the eigenfunctions 166
34 Asymptotic expression for the eigenvalues 169
35 Second form of asymptotic expression for the eigenfunctions 174
36 Equations with transition points 177
37 The Laguerre differential equation and polynomials 180
38 Asymptotic behaviour of the Laguerre polynomials 186
39 The Legendre differential equation and polynomials 191
40 An asymptotic expression for the Legendre polynomials 195
V Differential equations in the complex field
41 Majorizing functions 202
42 Proof of the fundamental theorem by Cauchy's method 205
43 General remarks on singular points of solutions of differential equations. The case of linear equations 210
44 Investigation of the many-valuedness of integrals of a linear equation 214
45 The case with no essential singularities 218
46 Integration in series of equations of Fuchs' type 221
47 Totally Fuchsian equations. The hypergeometric equation 228
48 Preliminary remarks on points of essential singularity 240
49 An application of the method of successive approximations 245
50 'Asymptotic integration' of the reduced equation 249
51 Conclusion and further comments 253
52 Application to confluent hypergeometric functions and to Bessel functions 257
Bibliography 265
Author index 269
General index 271
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