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Liouvillian first integrals of differential equations: A Galoisian approach
Using differential Galois theory---specifically, Magid's theory of the complete Picard-Vessiot closure---we show that a system of first-order differential equations in $n$ variables admits a Liouvillian first integral if and only if it admits a first integral in a Liouvillian Picard-Vessiot extensio
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