In the theory of normal forms of analytic differential equations, divergence is the rule and convergence the exception when the Bryuno conditions are violated (Q1836777)
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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 3798182
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| English | In the theory of normal forms of analytic differential equations, divergence is the rule and convergence the exception when the Bryuno conditions are violated |
scientific article; zbMATH DE number 3798182 |
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In the theory of normal forms of analytic differential equations, divergence is the rule and convergence the exception when the Bryuno conditions are violated (English)
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1981
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Bryuno conditions
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singular points
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jet of finite order
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vector fields
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