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OpenStudy (anonymous):

Use the Theorem of Picard-Lindelöf (also known as Cauchy-Lipschitz) to show that the IVP has a unique solution in the Interval \(I_\alpha\) with \(0 \in I_\alpha\) \[\begin{cases} y'&= t|y|^\alpha \\ y(0)&=1\end{cases} \] for \(\alpha \neq 1\)

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and finally the famous @experimentX, for whenever you find the time, you can also look at me up at stack exchange again, you will find the exact same question on it.

OpenStudy (anonymous):

done!

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sorry .... OS didn't load yesterday :(

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