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Integrability of dynamical systems and the singular-point analysis

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Various aspects of the integrability of dynamical systems are discussed with the help of the singular point analysis. In particular the connection with the Painlevé property is described. Several examples will serve as illustrations.

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Steeb, W.H., Kloke, M., Spieker, B.M. et al. Integrability of dynamical systems and the singular-point analysis. Found Phys 15, 637–666 (1985). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00738293

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