Consider the equation form the last part
We expand y(x) in a perturbation series
Insertion in the equation yields
Insertion in the inital condition yields
Now let
Then

that is

If we subtract 1 on both sides and divide the rest with
we get

On more time, we let

Then

and if we repeat the procedure we realize that also

We determine y0, y1, y2,…. subsequently by solving the equations that we get by comparing terms containing the same power of
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An approximate solution is thus