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ordinary: a standalone construct

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An ordinary point of a differential equation: one where the coefficient functions are analytic (contrasted with a singular point).

In mathematics, ordinary refers to An ordinary point of a differential equation: one where the coefficient functions are analytic (contrasted with a singular point). This meaning comes from Boyce (1969) in Elementary differential equations and boundary value problems. Here ordinary is not an ordinary: one of the basic geometric charges (fess, pale, bend, chevron, chief, etc.) on a shield.[1]

Unit
a point x0
Recovery means
checking analyticity of coefficients
Measured by
ordinary vs singular

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References

  1. Boyce, W. E., & DiPrima, R. C. (1969). Elementary differential equations and boundary value problems (2nd ed.). Wiley. ISBN 9780471093312

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