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What method would you use to solve DE's of this typeR'' + R' +R[(constants) + e^(-R^2)] = 0
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Solving Differential Equations of Type R'' + R' +R[(constants) + e^(-R^2)] = 0
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R'' + R' +R[(constants) + e^(-R^2)] = 0
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That is a very badly non-linear differential equation. I suspect that a numerical (approximate) solution would be the best you could do.
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