Geodesic
From differential equations to difference equations
Matematičeskoe obrazovanie, no. 3 (2023), pp. 38-47 
U. Goginava; F. M. Mukhamedov. From differential equations to difference equations. Matematičeskoe obrazovanie, no. 3 (2023), pp. 38-47. http://geodesic.mathdoc.fr/item/MO_2023_3_a6/
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The most popular, widely used method in regards to solving first order linear equations is through induction. However there are similar techniques that can be employed to obtain a general solution without the use of mathematical induction. Also, general solutions can be provided by borrowing a method based on the characteristic equation for second order linear difference equations of the Euler-Cauchy type. These differential equations are an important aspect of learning as they provide a fundamental foundation of tools and intuition that lead to partial differential equations which are used to describe phenomena in natural sciences.

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