Mathematical Physics II
by Boris Dubrovin
Publisher: SISSA 2008
Number of pages: 78
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These are lecture notes on various topics in analytic theory of differential equations: Singular points of solutions to analytic differential equations; Monodromy of linear differential operators with rational coefficients.
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