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Periodic solutions of x - cx -- g(x) = ef(t).

Warren Simms Loud

# Periodic solutions of x - cx -- g(x) = ef(t).

## by Warren Simms Loud

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• Differential equations.

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The Physical Object ID Numbers Other titles Periodic solutions of x cx gx eft. Series American Mathematical Society. Memoirs -- no. 31., Memoirs of the American Mathematical Society -- no. 31. Pagination 58 p. Number of Pages 58 Open Library OL16572801M

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