Request resources to understand Picard–Lindelöf for ODEs

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I always confuse picard-lindelof forints converse. I want additional reading but don't know how to find it.

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You confuse Picard-Lindelöf with what? Hungarian money? And what are you looking for? The internet is full of proofs of Picard-Lindelöf.
 
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So that we can help you with this, can you post here:
  1. what you think is the converse of the Picard–Lindelöf theorem?
  2. an example of where you have had this confusion?
 
Since Picard-Lindelof gives a sufficient condition for the existence of a unique solution to an ODE, perhaps by a converse you mean a necessary condition. Such a condition is called Okamura's (uniqueness) theorem, which you can search online.
 
This poster just creates threads and never replies back. Not sure if its a bot.
 
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This poster just creates threads and never replies back. Not sure if its a bot.
Agreed. OP is on a temporary vacation from PF, and this thread is now locked. Thanks all for trying to help the OP with their question.
 
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