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Meromorphic solutions of first-order differential equations with rational exponential coefficients
We study first-order differential equations $f'=R(e^z,f)$, where $R\in\C(t,w)$. We prove that a meromorphic solution on the whole complex plane is algebraic over $\C(e^z)$ unless $R$ is a polynomial of degree at most two in its second variable. Such an algebraic solution necessarily has the form $S(
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