Other Ordinary Differential Equation Resources

Google Books

ODE section of Google Books. While not containing the complete contents of the various books, they do however represent a substantial part of it.There are many more ODE books available there—we have just selected some we know well and feel are particularly good.

(We particularly recommend the volume by V.I. Arnol'd. Arnol'd, who passed away recently, was one of the greatest twentieth-century contributors to the theory of ODE and his book is very well-written and is full of interesting insights.)

• Ordinary differential equations By Vladimir Igorevich Arnolʹd
• Differential equations and their applications By Martin Braun
• Numerical methods for ordinary differential equations By John Charles Butcher
• Numerical analysis: an introduction By Walter Gautschi
• Solving ordinary differential equations, Volume 1  By Ernst Hairer, Syvert Paul Nørsett, Gerhard Wanner
• Scientific computing and differential equations: an introduction to Numerical Methods By Gene Howard Golub, James M. Ortega
• Differential equations By John Hubbard, Beverly Henderson West
• A first course in the numerical analysis of differential equations By A. Iserles
• Ordinary Differential Equations (Lecture Notes) By J. Muscat
• Introduction to differential equations By Raymond M. Redheffer, Dan Port
• Nonlinear dynamics and chaos By Steven Henry Strogatz

ODE Related Websites

• The Boston University Ordinary Differential Equations Project
• The Dynamical Systems and Technology Project at Boston University
• Jason Glick's and Huseyin Kocak's Java Phaser Project
• C*ODE*E (Consortium of ODE Experiments)
• MIT Open Courseware Math 18.03 Differential Equations, Arthur Mattuck Lecturing
• Online College Classes:  Access to over 500 courses from the world's leading universities, including:
• Honors Differential Equations MIT 2009
• Wikipedia article on Ordinary differential equations
• Paul Dawkin's Online ODE Notes
• NA-Digest (Numerical Analysis Mailing List)
• NA-Teach (Numerical Analysis Mailing List for Teachers)
• The Virtual Math Museum ODE Gallery
• Some resources for those thinking about or engaged in graduate work

If you know of other ODE-related books, lecture notes, or websites that are avialable online and that you feel deserve to be on this list, please let us know the URL by email. (palais@uci.edu)