Invariant imbedding and the asymptotic behavior of solutions to initial value problems
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(6)- Asymptotics of the solution of the Cauchy problem for a second-order linear differential equation
- Asymptotic phase amplitude for a modified Coulomb potential in scattering theory. An application of invariant imbedding
- A method for computing eigenvalues of certain Schrödinger-like equations
- Invariant imbedding and asymptotic behavior
- Some asymptotic behavior results for initial value problems: An application of invariant imbedding
- Topological equivalence of nonlinear systems
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