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euroazn
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I was busy doodling and basically ended up constructing this differential equation:
p'(t)=c(t)p(t)-c(t-T)p(t-T)
Obviously I've dealt with eq's like p'(t)=c(t)p(t) but I'm getting stuck because of the second term. Does this differential equation even have a closed form? Thanks.
p'(t)=c(t)p(t)-c(t-T)p(t-T)
Obviously I've dealt with eq's like p'(t)=c(t)p(t) but I'm getting stuck because of the second term. Does this differential equation even have a closed form? Thanks.