Proving Linear Theory: Key Points Needed

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How can we know a theory is linear. That is to say, if we want to prove that a theory is linear, what is the key points or the key parts that we need prove.
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usually this means that the differential equation(s) that make up the theory are linear differential equations. E.g., the schrodinger equation.
 
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