Piecewise Analytic Method (Solving Any Nonlinear Ordinary Differential Equation of 1st Order with Any Initial Condition)
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The paper shows a new method which has the ability to solve any nonlinear 1st order differential equation with any initial conditions. The method is called Piecewise Analytic Method (PAM). The accuracy of the method can be controlled according to our needs. A comparison between PAM and Runge-Kutta method is introduced which enhances the use of PAM. For non mathematician, they can now test their systems with any initial condition.References
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