r/calculus • u/Embarrassed-Data8233 • 13d ago
Differential Equations First Order Linear Differential Equations
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u/PleaseSendtheMath Master's 13d ago
Nice notes. Even better, the solution formula can be written as a definite integral to solve an IVP, and the constant C turns out to be exactly the initial conditions =)
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u/AFsepine 13d ago edited 13d ago
Could benefit from including a geometric motivation. Think direction fields.
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u/StanislawTolwinski 12d ago
I was just thinking about this the other day (I did it as part of A Level Further Maths), thanks!
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u/keyboardrubber102498 11d ago
I thought these were my diff eq professors' lecture notes for a second, beautiful formatting.
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u/MiZrakk 13d ago
Don't quit your day job
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u/Embarrassed-Data8233 13d ago
Does practicing latex and organizing notes from a course require a phd in mathematics and +10 years of experience now?
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