Good text for non-linear differential calculus?

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From: Chris Cole
Date: Sun, 14 Oct 2007 01:01

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Hi everyone,

Can anyone recommend a good textbook for delving into the mysteries of 
non-linear differential equations?  Trying to sort out some orbital 
decay problems for a little hobby project and just never really covered 
this sort of thing wayyyyyy back in high school calculus.

Kind regards,
Chris

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