Abstract
We prove that the existence of a holomorphic first integral of an analytic differential equation is an algebraically nonsolvable problem. Moreover, we prove a perturbation lemma showing that a nilpotent singularity of a differential equation in the plane cannont have a holomorphic first integral independently of the prolongation of anynth-order jet. We give an application to the case of nilpotent centers.
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