Nonlinear Differential Equation with unknown source
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I've encountered this equation:
$$S(t)-y(t)=alpha left(frac{dy(t)}{dt}right)^2$$
where $S(t)$ is a non-defined source (input of our system) and $alpha$ is a positive constant.
I've tried variable separation but without any success.
Please, can someone help me find a solution or a possible approach?
Thanks
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I've encountered this equation:
$$S(t)-y(t)=alpha left(frac{dy(t)}{dt}right)^2$$
where $S(t)$ is a non-defined source (input of our system) and $alpha$ is a positive constant.
I've tried variable separation but without any success.
Please, can someone help me find a solution or a possible approach?
Thanks
differential-equations
This is equation: $alpha(y’)^2=S-y$?
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18 hours ago
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I've encountered this equation:
$$S(t)-y(t)=alpha left(frac{dy(t)}{dt}right)^2$$
where $S(t)$ is a non-defined source (input of our system) and $alpha$ is a positive constant.
I've tried variable separation but without any success.
Please, can someone help me find a solution or a possible approach?
Thanks
differential-equations
I've encountered this equation:
$$S(t)-y(t)=alpha left(frac{dy(t)}{dt}right)^2$$
where $S(t)$ is a non-defined source (input of our system) and $alpha$ is a positive constant.
I've tried variable separation but without any success.
Please, can someone help me find a solution or a possible approach?
Thanks
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This is equation: $alpha(y’)^2=S-y$?
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18 hours ago
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This is equation: $alpha(y’)^2=S-y$?
– player100
18 hours ago
This is equation: $alpha(y’)^2=S-y$?
– player100
18 hours ago
This is equation: $alpha(y’)^2=S-y$?
– player100
18 hours ago
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This is equation: $alpha(y’)^2=S-y$?
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18 hours ago