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Coupled differential equations and coupled boundary conditions (English)
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1985
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This paper and two others by the same authors [see the following two entries; Zbl 0579.60058 and Zbl 0579.60059] are devoted to applications of the first author's decomposition method [Stochastic systems. (1983; Zbl 0523.60056)]. In the first paper it is shown that this method yields highly accurate approximations of only a few terms when applied to coupled boundary conditions. In the second paper the technique is applied to the equation \(x=k+e^{-x}\), \(k>0\), while in the third differential equations involving the term \(y^{-m}\), where m is a positive integer, are considered.
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stochastic operator equations
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boundary conditions
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