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What is the notation for referencing an ODE with different parameter values?
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[QUOTE="Simon Bridge, post: 5483655, member: 367532"] The LHS is a specific instance of ##F(x,y(x),y'(x))## if you want to characterize it by a key parameter, then you write ##F_a(x,y,y')## for discrete parameters, and ##F(x,y,y',a)=0## for continuous parameters. There is no functional difference between a parameter that is allowed to vary and any other kind of variable. I don't think there is a universal notation though - define your own. i.e. if F is defined to be y'+axy+7a then F(a) is enough to specify the particular F you mean. [/QUOTE]
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