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In this paper, autonomous differential equations type delta of order one on integral domains are defined. For this we will use the autonomous ring defined on the Hurwitz expansion ring of exponential generating functions with coefficients in an integral domain. We will also use delta operators, which behave like derivatives when acting on polynomials, along with Umbral calculus. As a particular example of a delta operator we have the forward difference operator that defines the difference equations. Then the delta-type equations generalize to the ordinary equations and to the difference equations., Comment: In Spanish, 19 pages

In this article, the ring of flows of autonomous differential equations of order one on integral domains is constructed. First, we build the autonomous ring $\Opa(\hurw_{R}[[x]])$ and then its structure is studied. Next, we build the ring of formal exponential generating series of the ring $\Opa(\hurw_ {R} [[x]]) $, where it is possible to find solutions of differential equations of order one when the vector field of the system can be decomposed in sum or product of functions., Comment: 22 pages

In this paper we use Faa di Bruno's formula to associate Bell polynomial values to differential equations of the form $y^{\prime}=f(y)$. That is, we use partial Bell polynomials to represent the solution of such an equation and use the solution to compute special values of partial Bell polynomials., Comment: 13 pages

We construct a ring of flows where we can decompose autonomous nonlinear dynamical systems into smaller parts, then solve each part and finally put everything together to obtain the exact solution of these systems., Comment: 20 pages, in Spanish