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The constant particular solution is A=V/(4R), and the homogeneous equation has decay rate 2R/L. Imposing I1​(0)=0 gives
I1​(t)=4RV​(1−e−t/τ),A=4RV​,τ=2RL​.​
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As a separate check, the Thévenin equivalent seen by L has open-circuit voltage V/2 and resistance R+(2R∥2R)=2R, again giving τ=L/(2R).

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