New progress in theory of surfaces defined by ordinary differential equations

Topological structure of integral curves, singular points, limit cycles of ordinary differential equations (34C05) Ordinary differential equations in the complex domain (34M99)

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Starting point is the theorem: Each solution surface \(F(w,z)=C\) of the complex system \[ (E_ n)\quad dw/dT=W_ n(w,z),\quad dz/dT=Z_ n(w,z) \] with polynomials \(W_ n(w,z)\) and \(Z_ n(w,z)\) contains some singular points of the system \((E_ n)\). The importance of this theorem is shown in the paper. Assumed that the system \((E_ n)\) possesses \(n^ 2+n+1\) singular points with \(n^ 2\) finite singular points and \(n+1\) infinite singular points in the complex domain, there is proved a theorem on the canonical form of the global solution and given an estimate for the upper bound of \(N(n)\). The results are demonstrated by two examples.

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