
In this chapter, we introduce the differential algebraic equations which we abbreviate as DAEs. DAEs arise in a variety of applications such as modelling constrained multibody systems, electrical networks, aerospace engineering, chemical processes, computational fluid dynamics, gas transport networks, see [10–12, 35]. Therefore their analysis and numerical treatment plays an important role in modern mathematics.
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