Formal Geometry of Differential Equations.- Involution I: Algebraic Theory.- Completion to Involution.- Structure Analysis of Polynomial Modules.- Involution II: Homological Theory.- Involution III: Differential Theory.- The Size of the Formal Solution Space.- Existence and Uniqueness of Solutions.- Linear Differential Equations.- Miscellaneous.- Algebra.- Differential Geometry.
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W.M. Seiler is professor for computational mathematics (algorithmic algebra) at Kassel University. His research fields include differential equations, commutative algebra and mechanics. He is particularly interested in combining geometric and algebraic approaches. For many years, he has been an external developer for the computer algebra system MuPAD.
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