We consider an integro-differential equation model for traffic flow which is an extension of the Burgers equation model
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(Lagrange) theory of singular solutions, according to which, since every differential equation of the first order is to be regarded as having a complete primitive of the form 0 (x, y, a) =0, and 0 (x, y, a) =0 as generally having an envelope, the differential equation should generally have a singular solution
(3) The singular solution envelopes are x=-f^'(c) and y=f(c)-cf^'(c)
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Analogously though, solutions to the full equations when \(\epsilon=0\) can differ substantially (in number or form) from the limiting solutions as
Solutions of partial differential equations with coordinate singularities often have special behavior near the singularities, which forces them to be smooth
As a result, even the question of what means to be a solution is a non-trivial matter
The basic idea to finding a series solution to a differential equation is to assume that we can write the solution as a power series in the form, y(x) = ∞ ∑ n=0an(x−x0)n (2) (2) y ( x) = ∑ n = 0 ∞ a n ( x − x 0) n
, dny dxn] = 0, where F is a real function of its (n + 2) arguments – x, y, dy dx
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A function ϕ(x) ϕ ( x) is called the singular solution of the differential equation F(x, y,y′) = 0, F ( x, y, y ′) = 0, if uniqueness of solution is violated at each point of the domain of the equation
Singular Perturbation Methods for Ordinary Differential Equations Authors: Robert E
Intro to differential equations Slope fields Euler's Method Separable equations
Consider a second-order ordinary differential equation
The indicial equation is obtained from the lowest power after the substitution y=x^\gamma, and is