3-Calculus-Differential Equation-Singularity

singularity in solution

Differential-equation solution can have infinite value {singularity, solution} at point {singular point, differential equation}. Singular point has at least one discontinuous differential coefficient. Singular point can be stable at focal point, where all curves through the point are convex. Singular point can be stable at center. Singular point can be unstable at point {node, intersection} where paths meet and end.

Fuchsian theory

Theories {Fuchsian theory} can smooth singularities in linear differential equations.

monodromy group

Groups {monodromy group} can explain singularities in linear differential equations.

saddle point

Singular points {saddle point}| can be unstable where convex and concave curves are orthogonal.

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