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    I'd like to do this to avoid Mathematica having to show me higher order derivatives of these functions in my solution.










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      I'd like to define a set of variables of this sort:



      {K1[t],K2[t],...}


      Adding a general assumption: all such variables are linear.
      I'd like to do this to avoid Mathematica having to show me higher order derivatives of these functions in my solution.










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      Adding a general assumption: all such variables are linear.
      I'd like to do this to avoid Mathematica having to show me higher order derivatives of these functions in my solution.







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