DIFFERENTIAL
EQUATIONS
BY
H. B. PHILLIPS, Pu. D.
Associate Professor of Mathematics in the Massachusetts
Institute of Technology
NEW YORK
JOHN WILEY & SONS, Inc.
Lonpon: CHAPMAN & HALL, Limttep
1922Copyricut, 1922
BY
H. B. PHILLIPS
TECHNICAL COMPOSITION CO,
CAMBRIDGE, MASS, U. 8. A.PREFACE
With the formal exercise in solving the types of ordinary
differential equations that usually occur it is the object of
this text to combine a thorough drill in the solution of prob-
lems in which the student sets up and integrates his own
differential equation. For this purpose certain topics in
mechanics and physics needed in groups of problems are
briefly presented in the text.
The problems have been collected from a variety of sources
among which the author wishes particularly to mention the
Advanced Calculus of Professor E. B. Wilson and the notes
on Mathematics for Chemists prepared by Professors W.
K. Lewis and F. L. Hitchcock.
H. B. PHILLIPS
CampBripce, Mass.,
Feb. 15, 1922.