H. M. Gurk
ABSTRACT
The problem of finding solutions to various types of differential equations has intrigued mathematicians from a theoretical point of view for many years. It has also plagued many applied scientists for an equally long period of time. Except for the relatively few equations whose solutions are available in closed form, the best one can do is to obtain approximate solutions.
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