Expansion theorems, and related results, concerning nonlinear integral equations are proved, and are applied to systems of differential equations of the formẋ = f(x, u, t), almost allt ≥ 0, xcontinuous on[0, ∞), x(0) = x₀in which the solutionxisn-vector valued. In particular, we show the existence of, and show how to obtain, a locally convergent expansion forxin terms ofu, when certain reasonable conditions are met, including the condition that an associated system of linear differential equations is bounded-input bounded-output stable. The expansion converges in a normed space of bounded continuousn-vector valued functions defined on[0, ∞), and involves terms that are sums of Volterra-like iterated integrals.
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Irwin W. Sandberg (1983) studied this question.
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