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KREYSZIG 2248 LA =e] aa HA set Part A. Ordinary Differential Equations Chapter 1 First-Order Differential Equations. ... 1.1 Basic Concepts and Ideas, 2 1.2 Geometrical Meaning of y’ = f(x, y). Direction Fields, 3 13. Separable Differential Equations, 6 1.4 Modeling: Separable Equations, 7 1.5 Exact Differential Equations. Integrating Factors, 9 1.6 Linear Differential Equations. Bernoulli Equation, 12 1.7 Modeling: Electric Circuits, 14 1.8 Orthogonal Trajectories of Curves. Optional, 15 1.9 Existence and Uniqueness of Solutions. Picard Iteration, 16 Chapter Review, ¥7 Chapter 2 Linear Differential Equations of Second and Higher Order ..........00ceecceeceeeeee 2.1 Homogeneous Linear Equations of Second Order, 22 2.2 Second-Order Homogeneous Equations with Constant Coefficients, 23 2.3 Case of Complex Roots. Complex Exponential Function, 24 24 Differential Operators. Optional, 25 2.5 Modeling: Free Oscillations (Mass-Spring System), 25 2.6 Euler-Cauchy Equation, 26 2.7 Existence and Uniqueness Theory. Wronskian, 27 2.8 Nonhomogeneous Equations, 28 29 — Solution by Undetermined Coefficients, 29 2.10 Solution by Variation of Parameters, 32 2.11 Modeling: Forced Oscillations. Resonance, 33 2.12 Modeling of Electric Circuits, 34 2.13 Higher Order Linear Differential Equations, 36 2.14 Higher Order Homogeneous Equations with Constant Coefficients, 37 2.15 Higher Order Nonhomogeneous Equations, 38 Chapter Review, 42 Chapter 3 Systems of Differential Equations, Phase Plane, Qualitative Methods............eeceeeeceeeeeeeee 4S 3.1 Introductory Examples, 46 3.3 Homogeneous Systems with Constant Coefficients. Phase Plane, Critical Points, 47 3.4 Criteria for Critical Points. Stability, 50 3.5 Qualitative Methods for Nonlinear Systems, $1 3.6 Nonhomogeneous Linear Systems, 52 Chapter Review, 54 Chapter 4 Series Solutions of Differential Equations. Special Functions 4.1 Power Series Method, 60 4.2 Theory of the Power Series Method, 60 See teen so) Part B. 4.3 Legendre's Equation, Legendre Polynomials P,(x), 63 4.4 Frobenius Method, 64 4.5 Bessel’s Equation, Bessel Functions J,(x), 68 4.6 Bessel Functions of the Second Kind ¥,(x), 70 4,7 Sturm-Liouville Problems. Orthogonal Functions, 72 4.8 Orthogonal Eigenfunction Expansions, 73 Chapter Review, 75 Chapter 5 Laplace Transforms. .. ee 5.1 Laplace Transform. Inverse Transform. Linearity. Shifting, 80 5.2 Transforms of Derivatives and Integrals. Differential Equations, 81 5.3. Unit Step Function. Second Shifting Theorem. Dirac’s Delta Function, 84 5.4 _ Differentiation and Integration of Transforms, 85 5.5 Convolution. Integral Equations, 85 5.6 Partial Fractions. Differential Equations, 86 5.7 Systems of Differential Equations, 88 Chapter Review, 93 Linear Algebra, Vector Calculus Chapter 6 Linear Algebra: Matrices, Vectors, Determinants. Linear Systems of Equations . 5 97 6.1 Basic Concepts. Matrix Addition, Scalar Multiplication, 98 6.2 Matrix Multiplication, 100 6.3 Linear Systems of Equations. Gauss Elimination, 102 64 Rank of a Matrix. Linear Independence. Vector Space, 105 66 Determinants. Cramer’s Rule, 108 6.7 Inverse of a Matrix. Gauss—Jordan Elimination, 110 68 Vector Spaces, Inner Product Spaces, Linear Transformations. Optional, 113 Chapter Review, 116 Chapter 7 Linear Algebra: Matrix Eigenvalue Problems .......... 120 TA Eigenvalues, Eigenvectors, 121 7.2. Some Applications of Eigenvalue Problems, 123 7.3 Symmetric, Skew-Symmetric, and Orthogonal Matrices, 125 7.4 Complex Matrices: Hermitian, Skew-Hermitian, Unitary, 126 15 Similarity of Matrices. Basis of Eigenvectors. Diagonalization, 128 Chapter Review, 131 Chapter 8 Vector Differential Calculus. Grad, Div, Curl........... 135 8.1 Vector Algebra in 2-Space and 3-Space, 136 8.2 Inner Product (Dot Product), 137 8&3 Vector Product (Cross Product), 138 8.4 Vector and Scalar Functions and Fields. Derivatives, 141 8.5 Curves. Tangents. Arc Length, 144 8.6 Curves in Mechanics. Velocity and Acceleration, 150 8.7 Curvature and Torsion of a Curve. Optional, 152 8.8 Review from Calculus in Several Variables. Optional, 153 8.9 Gradient of a Scalar Field. Directional Derivative, 154 8.10 Divergence of a Vector Field, 155 8.11 Curl of a Vector Field, 157 Chapter Review, 158 Part C. Part D. Chapter 9 Vector Integral Calculus. Integral Theorems ......... ++ 161 9.1 Line Integrals, 162 9.2 Line Integrals Independent of Path, 163 9.3. From Calculus: Double Integrals. Optional, 165 9.4 Green’s Theorem in the Plane, 167 9.5 Surfaces for Surface Integrals, 168 9.6 Surface Integrals, 170 9.7 Triple Integrals. Divergence Theorem of Gauss, 173 9.8 Further Applications of the Divergence Theorem, 174 9.9 Stokes's Theorem, 176 Chapter Review, 178 Fourier Analysis and Partial Differential Equations Chapter 10 Fourier Series, Integrals, and Transforms .. 10.1 Periodic Functions. Trigonometric Series, 184 10.2. Fourier Series, 185 10.3. Functions of Any Period p ~ 2L, 186 10.4 Even and Odd Functions. Half-Range Expansions, 188 10.5 Complex Fourier Series, Optional, 189 10.6 Forced Oscillations, 189 10.7 Approximation by Trigonometric Polynomials, 190 10.8 Fourier Integrals, 191 10.9 Fourier Cosine and Sine Transforms, 193 10.10 Fourier Transform, 194 Chapter Review, 195 Chapter 11 Partial Differential Equations. ......... fe 11.1 Basic Concepts, 198 11.3 Separation of Variables. Use of Fourier Series, 199 11.4 D'Alembert’s Solution of the Wave Equation, 200 11.5 Heat Equation: Solution by Fourier Series, 201 11.6 Heat Equation: Solution by Fourier Integrals and Transforms, 202 11.8 Rectangular Membrane. Use of Double Fourier Series, 203 11.9 Laplacian in Polar Coordinates, 204 11.10 Circular Membrane, Use of FourierBessel Series, 205 11.11 Laplace's Equation in Cylindrical and Spherical Coordinates. Potential, 206 11.12 Solution by Laplace Transforms, 208 Chapter Review, 209 Complex Analysis Chapter 12 Complex Numbers and Functions. Conformal Mapping. 12.1 Complex Numbers. Complex Plane, 214 12.2 Polar Form of Complex Numbers. Powers and Roots, 215 12.3. Derivative. Analytic Function, 216 12.4 Cauchy-Riemann Equations. Laplace’s Equation, 217 12.5 Geometry of Analytic Functions: Conformal Mapping, 218 12.6 Exponential Function, 220 12.7 Trigonometric Functions, Hyperbolic Functions, 222 12.8 Logarithm. General Power, 224 Part E. 12.9 Linear Fractional Transformations. Optional, 225 12.10 Riemann Surfaces. Optional, 226 Chapter Review, 226 Chapter 13 Complex Integration .......0.6..0.0ceceseeeeeeee 231 13.1 Line Integral in the Complex Plane, 232 13.2 Cauchy's Integral ‘Theorem, 233 13.3. Cauchy's Integral Formula, 234 13.4 Derivatives of Analytic Functions, 234 Chapter Review, 235 Chapter 14 Power Series, Taylor Series ..........00000eceeeeee 237 14.1 Sequences, Series, Convergence Tests, 238 14.2 Power Series, 238 14.3 Functions Given by Power Series, 239 144 Taylor Series and Maclaurin Series, 239 14.5 Uniform Convergence. Optional, 241 Chapter Review, 241 Chapter 15 Laurent Series, Residue Integration 15.1 Laurent Series, 244 15.2. Singularities and Zeros. Infinity, 244 15.3. Residue Integration Method, 245 15.4 Evaluation of Real Integrals, 246 Chapter Review, 247 Chapter 16 Complex Analysis Applied to Potential Theory........ . 249 16.1 Electrostatic Fields, 250 16.2 Use of Conformal Mapping, 250 16.3. Heat Problems, 251 16.4 Fluid Flow, 251 16.5 Poisson's Integral Formula, 253 16.6 General Properties of Harmonic Functions, 253 Chapter Review, 254 Numerical Methods Chapter 17 Numerical Methods in General......... 17.1 Introduction: Floating Point. Round-off, Error Propagation, et 17.2 Solution of Equations by Iteration, 259 17.3. Interpolation, 261 17.4 Splines, 263 17.5 Numerical Integration and Differentiation, 265 Chapter Review, 266 Chapter Summary, 884 Chapter 18 Numerical Methods in Linear Algebra... . 18.1 Linear Systems: Gauss Elimination, 270 18.2 Linear Systems: LU-Factorization, Matrix Inversion, 270 18.3 Linear Systems: Solution by Iteration, 271 18.4 Linear Systems: Ill-Conditioning, Norms, 273 18.5 Method of Least Squares, 274 18.7 Inclusion of Matrix Eigenvalues, 276 18.8 Eigenvalues by Iteration (Power Method), 277 18.9 Tridiagonalization and QR-Factorization, 279 Part F. Part G. Chapter Review, 281 Chapter 19 Numerical Methods for Differential Equations......... 283 19.1 Methods for First-Order Differential Equations, 284 19.2 Multistep Methods, 286 19.3 Methods for Systems and Higher Order Equations, 288 19.4 Methods for Elliptic Partial Differential Equations, 289 19.5 Neumann and Mixed Problems. Inegular Boundary, 291 19.6 Methods for Parabolic Equations, 292 19.7 Methods for Hyperbolic Equations, 293 Chapter Review, 294 Optimization, Graphs Chapter 20 Unconstrained Optimization, Linear Programming ... . . 299 20.1 Basic Concepts. Unconstrained Optimization, 300 20.2 Linear Programming, 301 20.3 Simplex Method, 302 20.4 Simplex Method: Degeneracy, Difficulties in Starting, 304 Chapter Review, 306 Chapter 21 Graphs and Combinatorial Optimization ..... eesti 309 21.1 Graphs and Digraphs, 310 21.2. Shortest Path Problems. Complexity, 311 21.3 Bellman's Optimality Principle. Dijkstra’s Algorithm, 312 21.4 Shortest Spanning Trees. Kruskal's Greedy Algorithm, 313 21.5 Prim’s Algorithm for Shortest Spanning Trees, 314 21.6 Networks. Flow Augmenting Paths, 316 21.7, Ford-Fulkerson Algorithm for Maximum Flow, 316 21.8 Assignment Problems. Bipartite Matching, 317 Chapter Review, 318 Probability and Statistics Chapter 22 Data Analysis. Probability Theory ...... Peasant 32 22.1 Data: Representation, Average, Spread, 322 22.2 Experiments, Outcomes, Events, 324 22.3 Probability, 325 22.4 Permutations and Combinations, 325 22.5 Random Variables, Probability Distributions, 326 22.6 Mean and Variance of a Distribution, 327 22.7 Binomial, Poisson, and Hypergeometric Distributions, 328 22.8 Normal Distribution, 329 22.9 Distributions of Several Random Variables, 330 Chapter Review, 330 Chapter 23 Mathematical Statistics...........0000s0eeeeee eee 333 23.2 Estimation of Parameters, 334 23.3 Confidence Intervals, 334 234 Testing of Hypotheses, Decisions, 335 23.5 Quality Control, 336 23.6 Acceptance Sampling, 336 23.7 Goodness of Fit. x*-Test, 337 23.8 Nonparametric Tests, 338 23.9 Regression Analysis. Fitting Straight Lines, 339 Chapter Review, 339 CHAPTER 1 First-Order Differential Equations In this chapter we begin our program of studying ordinary differential equations and their applications. This includes the derivation of differential equations from physical or other problems (modeling), the solution of these equations by methods of practical importance, and the interpretation of the results and their graphs in terms of a given problem, We also discuss the questions of existence and uniqueness of solutions. We start with the simplest equations. These are called differential equations of the first order because they involve only the first derivative of the unknown function. Our usual notation for the unknown function will be y(x) or y(2). Numerical methods for these equations follow in Secs. totally independent of other sections in Chap: afier this chapter. 19.1 and 19.2, which are 17-19, and can be taken up immediately Prerequisite for this chapter: integral calculus. Sections that may be omitted in a shorter course: 1.7-1.9. References: Appendix 1, Part A. Answers to Problems: Appendix 2. 10. uw, 12, 1.1. Basic Concepts and Ideas ¥=fx-tas vs fdr +e Y= meek 4 222 y ty =a? —2 y = ~asinz + bcos2 wf" = ~acosz ~ bsinz,y" *(ocosz + bsinz) + e-#(—asine + bcos) =e“ {(b~a)cosz~ (a +8)sinz} ¥" = ~e-*{(b—a) cos z~(a+8)sinz} +e-*{(a— 8)sinz ~ (a+b) cosz} "+ 2y +2y=0 SUF E04 sal 2? +9? = 12 ze vlteel 25+ 2yy/ = 08 dey + StF ohh JEW ENG A 29h ve OF BAF AZ, Bet hy =051 0 aed, Pay a1e 2 yy = 09) 4 Prylace Vert yy =08 SUF Eta Sol 42! + ay = 08 ded. F = Oy = 18 24494 = cof asta c= 1 3. y= 2ee~* 0 = 0.4 M4 15. BF OLE Leh 2yy/ 4x = 1.2, GEOMETRICAL MEANING OF »/ = {(e,y)DIRECTION FIELDS 2 17, SRF EWA ta 2+ By! =0, c= 2+ 18, £7] 826} y(a) = Oel@ c= a? 2 Hpeict. | 19, & = kyjk = -14-10-M seco] 22 y = ce¥to} # vi cel, B= cele shel WRbIE te — ad a, FSA wl dead = cMarheey In? _ ln? = =? = 2 pottsec = 1600 do-n=-32 i Ms 20. ches) be yet she B= hye Uae lowes m2 ind He P| = a ue Bek = ~Sedey & O.19250)x. 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Feat 2Ue v=H3.13 SAA, ‘Huila 2e direction field. 18, 19, 20% VITITTLTATTATTT TAD | YELLE LLL O OolBz gala} SrA oleh. (ches direction fieldel = Be atch) solution curve FE 4¥4/7tS] 44lHz S ap Fad $292 UF ae. Asesssanny ELLQwnwnnny EEasasssnnny Vales exacts FH) ole BHD BE as) Aaa ae tel he Te 49 AAS Agee Gf FAG APT UE. direction field 223RERS oY AAU RY AA Belh = Zola Beh aE og Mate AS tea Bled. computer °]-§-8 direction field Fhe s}1Ql wi, ¢]2} packages matlabo.g 221% example & edly = sy 44) 1. FIRST-ORDER DIFFERERTIAL EQUATIONS Ceylemeahgrid(-3:0.8:3); vite yi zat. /agrt(ttyt.” 2); yonyt./sgrt (ey. 2); quiver (x,y,22,y2,0.5,".") aaeeras SSSssyyet 1.3. 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Z lulu? +4] =Inja| +e ext, (Bt 44=207 wide tty 28 ABs We cS oleate! vt tomy algebe v +2 1-2 dec. (b) ay =e} ae o] a (c) y= are] QUE “Rey =a & Ved. (a) (st el eae (9) 7187} = yf 41 O81 77 yf =a et ad ose asad. . (©) 919) family of curves € th42] differential equation ©¢ Reshed BES}. (EU 2 tA ea) aa 1.4. Modeling:Separable Equations ehbe v! = ky, u(1) = 2y(0) Ba, ys cel! cet = 2B Hey k= In2 y= celntt sin? 3u Fe arate} So 2 = om VUE alte AGES Fe AGES ash Ba, SSE v= 10-400, o1Biale 9 = 10+ Ste] Sieh. SORES kms BEF ol HES, 2000 = 10-50 -+ 250%) AUe-z o1¥e} 3000 = Soo f VE 000 1A SE 1 = 10420050 = 70 (metar/ee) HSS Sete, Gale Aleke, 2000 = 10t+ Ee SEH 4548 BALE oF FEL 104 15x BE page 1914} y(t) = yoekt, k= 45.4 = 78.1 (meter/sec) eeasm eu ie (21GE¢ 0) olgaiel s= 18, wee ecled Ade £m) BU AGE 9 = 9.8m/sec®S mahalo} Veta, = alp ale_p a=t—9, v= 5 ot = 18 —Soene, eB AAehe 2 676 (m) 0.000321 ~3000%0.000121 5» 0.716 sg 10000) nase, 71.6% AAHE they’ = ky, y= ceM 4 Bah7/7t 10012. =z 10, LL. 12, 13 “4 15, 1, FIRST-ORDER DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS eM = 0.018 ett E \ 1002444 4) ape} 108-% 500] S]at 102% 25, 10% ¥ 125, 10¥-F 6.2, LOB 3.1, 10ORF 1.5, OLE 0.70] 2 60} TORAbOIE Bezel 104 — 10° a= 9 108m/sec? 10° /s rs #2104 Be = 020-94 2 ory ( meter) wiv dp P pee -[% ve P In|Vi = —injpl +e, RH 100044] 45. voz sted oR? 27 RFQ 2 r 2 R+1000 1 0°] 14) Beet a _ oe 2 R+1000 rela 29k? vot WAS yf Ppp = 1080(km/sec)uctie a ore vf = hy, 2441 y(t) = cel (0) = 0.01, (4) vit) =0.01e=F oos2eeH AE WS] BAAS FF Bel F, Ave h9} Fat Bb aR, AA = —kAAr (KE vette) 7G. Ar 0o}e Al = -kAEAY. (AG@)E WAR, HE} caelehs} WS} oFo}ch) ar & =T-2) w= ft, P20 cl TO) =5, T(60) = 122 Re e=-17, a 0.00884 21.9 =22+ceME Hei, ts 580K ve £39] Dole aie, V =A Soke 289 BAe he ae a2 2 0- Zu v0) = 100 sexe, y= 100e~ 700 608 $9) oF Fs 74.1 (Ib) 16. SFL WAS rH V, Woe Aa a “ av adda Z oka 2g, chain rulest 9} av dvds ae ittig ded. verte) 0.05em 7 Sie AE 0.05 = agith & Ea, ctw) & ded, ae at [te[2 18. SAGE 951 AAAS GSE WEIS gsina, normal Ya4aZ gcosa season cise ween He : soins = aan, += 200% sao oat imize iE a ABE FEE 3.208. 2.50 = 8.01(m/sec) sin a ~ 0.209 cos a = 3.203, 1 (@) v(t) = octal Wal ty =” 0.2, cet* = 0.05 E¥e in 0.35 10.28 _ 0.462 In2 able tr = utr) = my ylta 4 in =15 wth ae (b) hh wate ty = B26) ings —nva © Age earls Megs Sate uae A AAPA ARES AAW Fh 20. (a) 3m? = mgh 2 #e Mech. (bo) Sel AV Bats] Hee] Wels B(A)et a 2, Hap} SolSe Be Ae vlzt BoA =B(h)AholH. OR, VAS Ua FAS Ha AUIS Ve ME AER Aut Ste Ase, —B(h)Ah = AvAt wae oo Un Ato 0 22 Aaa, ee, 5 Mmm piy = —pigy 600 /ERRT = A 26.56 aa A ee 13.285t+e (@) F= (Nope, Vi = -13.28(1/100)?t + 1.5. Exact Differential Equ: |. du = 2rde + 8ydy = 10. . du = 2rde — 2ydy = 0 as * 6y 1.8, EXACT DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS INTEGRATING FACTORS A © [Be =-aesed fa tun Sande Batingy rill: ua 2282 2ydy “SREP GF du = ~32° sec®(y?—29)da-+2y sec*(y?—2)dy = 0 du = cos.x.cosh yde + sin sinh yay Pah =soewek = sinh xcosy = —sinhesiny a is = F(-coshzsiny) ue f sinh scooydc + K(y) = cosh zcosy + Ky) cosh zsiny +4” = —coshrsiny® ee} k= aE shacosy = a Parr = o .26 = 363" oo [evar + (0) = er + 86) au 36% 4k! = Bre SHH 2, 13, “4 15, 500] & ¢ = 12.25 0.001328 + 12.258 Be, ¢ = 99248 (©) Av Azle A'7} Azles he 4 Bel Sole 4. BAAN oss he Yel So} ed. Fpleoty + =) = -exty = : ; fonvs2 deni) = scary He 44) be 5 ~nese?y +i = —nese yo eee} a0, ba ae uareotyt fae Posy, =a a Py = 257? = oy 41 = 2. = Gv = oye l= x (not exact) plQe ~ Pa) = (1 ~ 64) = RW) (vets 4) xp f Reyyty = (integrating factor) us [eran siy= for tee+nay , eee) Fly) sin2z + h(y) ~y"*sin2z +k! k= ag usy singe =e yin /4) = 3.8 @ He} ylsin2e sindr @ pe} P=z+y,Q 2ey Py = 2y # ~2y = Qy ( not exact) ? 2 oPr~ Ge! gts %) F(a) =e [ -2 ue frac sy= Pyar + ky) 16, 2y =FQ=-" © 424 we foes rH) = 00" +40) Oe ee Qa mse 24 ay = dy, kay? usyes+yi=e y(0)=~1 2 Het ye* +y? = 18. 19, 20, [ease ie) 20 Ou gh! 3 Pa(etijet 8 & ¥e} = fe] — ze pre? Se 1 cos wy Qz ( not exact) Fle) = exp [ade = 2 a= | PPés-+ Ka) =sinoye +o) ou oy weosuye™™ 2 Pe} R= 0, k= 4 aa aloaye we = weoswye® + k= FQ WO) = 2 Fel sinuye™* =1 P =2sin2zsinhy, Q= —cos2zcoshy Py = 2sin2zcosh y = Qe (exact) us [par +h)= cos 2 sinh y + k(y) $= = —cosazcoshy +k =Q = ¥H1 ay k= ae 0s 2z sinh y = ¢ & ¥e} ~ cos2zsinhy = —sinh1 aaa) Qe (exact) ay + k(z) = ey Fk(z) 2eet yh =P 2 He Bao, k= ae a 22. 23. Fert) = , Zeer y= kee 4 exact. ag gs Be us fos ude + Ki) au MH cep ak ake tly BY fe ly 484 $2? + bay + ky) Paty kei? a t won? + bay + by? wn $2? + bey t oy t, y= stale shah st ett =e 9] edt deh. 282s cample 19) cue $e st +e =e cue teuaue(} 1) Aa $21 SMolch. 9] AVE Baa va, G A)-4(S9 GG 8) 12S, vy AIF VBE ALS |Z AAD a} vOW US Behe Weel e+ ed. aah 2g st4e' = ccuness] AY2= +e} page 27 ‘example 1 9] solution curve $3] AAW U4 sich. ve integrating factor asa ae cry* i integrating factor a Sy ay = 4a gy av? = ev? Py. 2tys = 62% ay v Poe. atySoiz. Fe abel xy° integrating factor Qals F [FPée + Wy) = 082+ Ky) 9 a tay th = FQ=2y 8. 40} by 24, 25. 26. 2. 28. 29. 30. 1.5. EXACT DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS INTEGRATING FACTORS a a fiat Zou ye -y) 128 ye integrating factors] oJ $A oe WS Fe} a er Qeth 2a y = Of 7} ofa. F = 00) 44-ele, integrating factor $4 re ‘= HolAl Checking solution o) $2 oe = PS BUS Ve AFHS GH 4 ae obhdaigt F = 09) ol 2 ERPSE ASO] Me + 71 AE} ep. 2 rsiny =e cosy = Ze? cos By tiny = €F cosy = 5 e* cosy sinydz + Ky) =e siny + k(v) eF cosy +k! =e cosy 2 He} ae Fyveenle tv) = os(e-+ ¥) —ysinte +) By +an(e+somte +9) = 2yente +e) + sin(x + y) = —ysin(z + y) + cos(z + y) u=ysine+p)=e a 5 (a+ yzty? = (a+ (b+ Lrty? ayer Dee (a+ N+ Dey = ee tyestye = eet Vasey us flor Duet yde + hy) = Me + Ky) = = (b+ phat +h! = (b+ Dyhatt! 2 pe} v P=8y+1), Q=-2z, F=(y+1)/2¢ (EP )y = (FQ)e = (yt 2 u=(y+Iet ae P=y+a2y, Q=22, F=1/zy (FP)y = (FQ): =0 e Pdr + ky) = f= + 1de +k) S2inlel +2 + ky) Bak =FO 2a k= 2Inly] w= 2in||-4+2+2In|y|=e us (2y)Pe* =e P= 2cosy, Q (FP)y = (FQ). u=sin 2x cosy tan 2rsiny, F = cos 2x ~2eos2zsiny 31. P= 2coeh zeo8y, Q-= —sinhssiny P, = ~2eothsiny, Qe =~ cosh tiny 1 2 PQs) Hany : Fy) = exp fj tanydy = exp(~} in| cosy) macy 97 %(sin 9y ~ Dry = 24 2e= db sinhay ool siesie'e Ss ase iy = vA # (sink 3y)y-Pay + 6 cosh 3y + ¢) 39. 40. EHLe £FEY See Azo) Aye 1 Ib/gale Al Uda Ald aes dads SEs 1 Wb/ele U8a A ele dade 259 F = 1000 bh 2 UAH A Aol. Ade ved, ¥ =50(1 +e cost) —0.05y O-08t{f €9-05¢50(1 + €~9} cos that +c] 05 1e~ 0.054 990.088 ot (eint — soe“O aero + Tae (sint 0.05 cos t) + ¢] 50e~838 7 = 1000 + a pga tint 0.08 cost) + ce 0.08) APE Sah cms —800 ofA col Agel 41h ol GR AS] oF ye 10000] BE + seh = cos(nt/12) Lf ef — cos F3)dy +e} re 43 44 46, a7, 48, 49, “(1 ~0.908cos Hf —0.2458in#) +e 36 jena dt 4 = MT 60), T(0) = 300, T(10) = 200 & 2 13813} to] Ee, 2ADe- 9.9559" + 60G Qt = 102 mim BF ee ae. 2. EA 20H Ast Grol AFA AH BAA a, (1 —e-H/my wes, Awe {t= Ba —enA/my] Bln awe = cla AAG Dad eae Fae, wlterss) = 105m) Bech. W ~ Be ag ga m= W/90l22 mo} 1000/98 US SHEE. TAA toric = 24.80] S151, (terse) = 149 meter 7} Ge}. yr zalad sie zw? + 27!w@l Bernoulli equation ¢ @a fw Altea Sa, ret) veer yaw tv a la —pw + 9(w? + 2wv)e] Bernoulli equation & eee ae. Bue oleate, . yf toy" ~y"/yP sy +y"(@— Wy?) Ma~Vy")olze, OU Ate y=ar+b 2 Vy"? = 00 ASE y = 22"? +8 Aa cal 4 asta, ab=1, c= 08M Ver. Gest Lol Pe wes, v su tay" ty"gy'), O=y"(eto(y')) & HE vis 08 AF y=cr+o(c) BD etoy) =00 WAS ded. az +) S| 2Ak2 -b/o, yaae bolz Lee 9) oir} LE He b= -a/V1 +a? iy =ar+—a/vi +a? (479) Aas} Va aeh.) Fold obbsl Uae wpe] BAe PSs IS FF8) Woh. RAI woes HeARa, Fe] ABH So} slot, 1. FIRST-ORDER DIFPERERTIAL EQUATIONS 1.7, Modeling:Blectric Circuits 1. wh aseeeel sae. wt dete ud ye dau 2 acd ard, a Aug wep ach subse, y+Ay = B, y(to) = 2 HAE A HU Sel EEE yt) = BE ol] Bele, BAA v(t) > Febw shel, y= B— Ay < 09) ve MA VF (AIA A> 098 4881) BaMFo1R obs AesHo} oI dim y hE Add. 2e22 fim ¥& Jim y= B-A fim yz, A EAB, 2 DE Oo] hye a et (00] chet a im y 2 248 + wh) B- jim y 5 PTR By 14 im y= — = de a + ast oO) < Fats Habis See + ale 2, arctan7} Sree] 22 Lo] S7ts@ b= S7h. ol AL RIALS Lo] BARBS ME AS ede. Iu) _ BO-Ve) Too) ~~ 4. BALDY Bo} ate =1-1/es 063 5. Let 05 g Be t= Me 6. eR = 10.99 = 0.01 & He} R= 46 (ohms) 7. 10-4) = FeV) = 0.52, bx 034 8. Ip WU Ba, RA+OLB, —wLA+ RB = Fo SVEd. lasers, A= “ule HE +y8L%), B= RBQ/(RE +041?) VATE -A/B =u) FEF = Fp re: ~A/B = /R dec. lt Fae Pass Acosut + Bsinut = VA? + B? sin(wt — 6), = 6 = arctan(A/B)& ©8249 page 45 (6)5} ap vl + ate. 9. (a) Fa ero gegyelOO 0) Meera 10. (a) LI + RI = BOS AS Fe UA Ea, AS FA} (a) dol HE FAI S71zzol SE © Te jump7t M4. 222 Es jumps Joe jumpt ech. (0) BA ON el atl tl AG CREME (c) A& a&SUS T= B+ (Ip — Ble Re BEE ce“ MOO Lele 19) ASA et u. 12, 13, “4 1b 16, a. 18. FR + (lo - Bye Balt Ti = =zfye1RO) wAEC 1+ (wre? Bi =wEocosuté AY wEoC Te Rep EC TF ROP" (—sinwt + WRC cost) 1(0) = e+ ozs, Ww = wRCsinwt) eFC) + coset + RY+G Sea EC + ce-t(BO) 2D = By + ger tN(RO) 2 ¥e Bolt — eR) = 240 e-0.025ty 0 oleh. (©) linear equationsti= f(z.y) = r(2) ~ play Pb eSolet r(x),p(z)7t BSe] Meh. (yt Oe Slade Aza a + Ud) zeae seal fe Lipschitz condition @ @Sehl ee}. , linear equationlat f} eeu 71a ae] HIYA BAY + seb. aziz UY ez nonlinear equa- tion 4 J] AFAUSLE HUGS BAT ae. worl 4 fg ldz=14e2 walt fZltzde=itet S wold falters Sdealtz+ = & 9} series Qay7 weed Ae. w=0 vor = [pe tun(a)deed 284, 4. 18. node eee ua =-1t—2+ ES 1S vot Beh ~1— zo FU. worl walta, ye sl+ete? + hz8,-- tae y= 1/2) 7 i = [20-282 = nel + 2ede w= le -#y +22 12k teh y= 2 Fe 16. a, 10, ul 12. 13, ua, solutioné y = 028 Eablet f = y77t (LO A} Lipschitz 7+ 422 #4, picard itera- tions} FU4S NOE + atch w=hma=h+em=h+9- fe oe Ay BH +e) ey 1 Chapter1. WAASA ME BE BASE Ved. ordinary differential equation? wBehe S38 2b sh4al 9] a}k Wet partial differential equation SSS FUE HH olatel olde Gee. Wie oS GSE He TAT, RSE AWA UE AS VS. ¥ = flev6a0) = we 44,174 oa} esold EME ta, 5720.40) atl 4 dele 2 ale svete. A] SAAS AVS AG Fee WAY Ee ot Heh, BOG] PARES AAE TAS ole Us ah WF, integrating factor & o]-8-4t sf, linear equations} Qeel AY, picard iteration Fe F este. WE oS ol Fh SHG WY SHE ES aleh, Mixing Problem, Velocity of escape, law of cool- ing Atomic waste disposal,, Electric Circuits $5 B71 let winolehs: direction feld& eet 9 2d BEG + alah eee cheb lel HAE iteration method Geei7| Wei Hes Aalch. (S38) computers 18 441412) Foil curveT | Othogonal trajectory Fehe E AA 77175} Voltage potentialsts] Al, RARE, HAST SA 1M + ale. By = LH, Bo = & ff, Mehdt BAS} Kirchhott voltage law of 714 eitel Athol ee FRG ole HUZMAL Famesto= ,u= 4 gate) slob shat ca AFUE S7y BAe MS Ee Shh PA slolsHedl, WAb17 Me IBS ol EAE AA ery BAS HEC, direction field 32}71U4 picard iterationet 0] EF IAB, ol WA WEE YYoSe Finite 18, Afalt y= 240] picard iterations) 2} ed, 1, 148lnz, 143inz+ S(In2)?,.--- ae. 19. v= uot fz, S(z)dz oles ee. Review difference method 4} Finite element method +] atet. 15. Tinear equation (y' + dye? = (ye"*Y = 17e sine vce —cosr + 4sinz Td arreg= /* say tal=*e we mere 1, aSeeye J ydy = [ 9xdz, 25y? = 92? +e 1 eee iy = waa f ee wang = arctan +6 tan 7H elo sled + tty tan(artan + arctan) = => % 19. We Zee, [tan edz = 2 f cot lydy . = 1n| cos z| = In| sin 2y|+¢, coszsin2y =e 2 (zet? = 20, 5, (2ze" cosh y + 1) = inhy 12 exact i vel equation. sf €*” cosh y+ 21. y= ucal tel ef y! = ux + us elyol dds, Az’ cia 2x? —2?, duu's = —(3u? +1) fda Pas 20 pea ofS gmee Bu? +1 = cx 8/8, ay? +2? = oe -In[zj+e 22. ys usdltel Slay’ = u'r + we vl Aalst, Bev-tu) =2ute" secu, w =accu, dau = ete = zaresin(z + ¢) 23. Integrating Factor method P= 320 +2y, Q=ztel +2 ay - 2, F(z) = exp fi/zdz =z U= [ Qedy + kz) = 2%e + 2¥y + (2) = 3220) 4 20y +h = Pee He R= BS Answer: 296¥ + 24y =e 24. EA 23aH Zo] Integrating Factor & Fetal Fae, Answer: e® tany=e 25. 26. 21. 28. 29. 30, 31, 32, 33, 36. a7. 2. FIRST-ORDER DIPFERERTIAL EQUATIONS = f wands v Incésh = +c, Answer : y= cosh z fe Fev ahr — dy sete, [ Re arcsiny = 2-46, Answer 1 sine + 7m) us ayAt uw su, ua yer m1 4 linear equation (y/ + 4zy)e?** Answer :y =e"?*"(240), ¢ WS Rel f9coszdz = f —cosydy Answer :93inz = —siny +e, ¢= Qr+er)y =e Answer : 2e¥ +25 (xe¥)_ 0} 3.2 exact equation integrating factor F & Fehok abc} Pair¥y, Q= 22%, 3(Q2—P,) = Ply) = exp f hdy = y, PR Feolal vol Fabel exact equatione|®. AS FW 4 she} Answer : 23y? =9 wag Bel, ftanh ydy = f Incosh y = Inz + c, cosh Bernoulli equation u w +220 uy +29) = ayy = 2r IE wel BE AVE lines equation (ul p2eu)et® = (uer Y= Beet? ue®* = f2vede =e +e Answer: JTF ee-*, c= 3 mn w= y? AR; (u' + 3y) 2 (linear equation ) usce® +2, Answer: y= y= ce-8 39. 40. aL 42. 43. 4, 46. 48. 49, ¥! = ~2yo128 of BS trajectorys) oye ¥=1W(zy) y= y2inie| +e ‘EA Ale] Aste} ewe trajectoryt ce“e7/? vo = Lungsle) = 14 JZ 2yn(z)dea seh, $d 114 22,1 +20 + (22)?/2,---8 Bee. wo Ynsile) = 2+ JF 1 yn(z)deol o}aH $4 2,2—2,2—24 b2%,2~24 ba? 228 S Met Phe y= ltt Wa agers gaa (13), t= gy wL7 PVPS Amt Sle Abe Nw 2.7 T! =k(T ~ 100), T( NFR os Fe, Tle) = 100- sede aa T(1) = 100 — 80eF = 51.5z ej k= 05 99.9 = 100 — 80e- O57} she Are IRE wy 13.4 colt, HD 0.98 #H ct = 0.9 = Hoel sate 1/2.= 12 (09), t= BUA) wo operas. 0.01 = He) apzhe IO a 43.7 LI' + RI=5, 1(0)=08 3@ 10) = f-eB) steady state Z = 42 0] 0olo}o} ee R= 48 9.99 = 1001 — e421"? )elolek ee L = 0.007 7 SA BAA capacitor & se] Horta] Asa + YLLS tee} capacitors 0.9907} S43 . 51 52. 53. 54, 55, b¥cle B= 09 ROMS|22, RI + 1/0 =08 | Wala, neat foe “Ha (ag/Ag) ons cae a7iedoe 44 YONG Se Ta hel AO g oye step Ariel AR 2B OE ye se ve YO = S1Led - ures = 20- Dy, 9(0) = 808 Usd. clae Fa y= 500 — 4202-90 ove alzbo| xjuyat oleae Edat 2328 1944 dd. 500—420e~°-4# — 500-0.959) A)zh Papal 70.52 v= at+104, v(10-*) = al0-4 +104 = 108 ey a= 104(10° — 104) = 99. 108 = 222 4 10H Jee 2(10-4) = 2249 10-4)? 4 108 10-4 = 50.5 AAAS potential $9 ael FAolas 4 2y? = 1, Mat + 2y2) = 14 Saleh Gal curves$-& 3.2-a Ee}. (orthogonal trajectory ) ¥ Fao] y' = -2/(2y)S USHLE trajectory= y = 2y/z UHR. solution® Fea y = cx? de Feed HyoGes Aedes zy = co} orthogonal trajectory = 1@1 eh By = OY & wale AIS tector’ = a/v UHV. oe Ee a a7 fi aca bbe ave tee, In(y = 6) = In(y — a) = (6 a)(kt +) Yad colton yoa Neeeoe Ed, Jfrdr = f ~a? sin20d0, +? = 0? cos29 =,y%ol solution curveS 2 228g, CHAPTER 2 Linear Differential Equations of Second and Higher Order The ordinary differential equations may be divided into two large classes, namely, linear equations and nonlinear equations. Wheres in general, linear equations are much simpler because their solutions have properties that facilitate working with them, and there are standard methods for solving ‘many practically important linear differential equations We first consider linear differential equations of second order—homogeneous equations in Secs. 2.1—2.7 and nonhomogeneous equations in Secs. 2.8—2.12. Higher order equations follow in Secs. 2.13—2.15. We concentrate on second-order equations for two main reasons. First, they have important applications in mechanics (Secs. 2.5, 2.11) and in electric circuit theory (Sec. 2.12). Second, their theory is typical of that of linear differential equations of any order ‘n (but involves much simpler formulas), so that the transition to higher order n needs only very few new ideas, Numerical methods for second-order differential equations are included in Sec.+ 19.3, which is independent of the other sections in Chaps. 17—19 and can be studied after Sec. 2.12 (or after the end of this chapter) if desired. (Legendre’s, Bessel’s, and the hypergeometric equations will be considered in Chap. 4.) nonlinear equations are difficult Prerequisite for this chapter: Chap. 1, in particular Sec. 1.6. Sections that may be omitted in a shorter course: 2.4, 2.7, 2.10, 2.12, 2.13—2.15. References: Appendix 1, Part A. Answers to problems: Appendix 2. 2. LINEAR DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS OF SECOND AND HIGHER ORDER 2.1, Homogeneous Linear Equations of Second Order P (2,242!) = 09} dapelete] Sieby pai Wdy at, ay “dz” dy dy i Fons, Fes) = OW dane et vo = 228 FM, 2 = roles = ae, y= cre? +02 vf = 222 $9, ee! = 52 ]BeQanyoce € de. eee Ba es ar? 2g AEE Ry =e? +0 yore gad =H ag ata, wy wv 2 BS WAS Gated yes! = 22? 22 delat. Wah, = 2, mou? oles v sav, Bade, —F=artet det. 6. page 70 (9)e1 slet adasyson tan sai! 42 v= aha ( te)dy= dz, tay=2ter y=2o2gr7 4220, 82-8, 2202 ¥=at, y=erln|e| +e. page 70 (9) 219% wean [Ude = 2 tafe] y= cit? +ep2* In|] G - aaa, Jz 022 WANS Vaboleel vr¢(l+y- 2? 022 golaleh. 2+ (ty )ze=0, 25-4 y}dy ga Ot Ly, yerdy =cdr artes 11 page 70 (9) S14 US Sites? -/#) 1 1 costa mau fUde y saz? cosz+eg2-¥/? sine 2 ecastans = 27! sine 12. page 70 (9)o4 S}a veo (fe) 1 = J exw(- In(t - 27) Us Heese ded ; 1 2 2 Us atti Ei wesu fUdz=-14 }ain zt1 zt 241 828 ysaz+en(-1+}2in 2% 18. u(0) =2, v(0) =2 2, ¥'(0) 1, 20) =2¢ 38 a VETE v = VHF, y(0) =2 2 HY ys BRA Tel d(2e+4)? ~ 3, (6) = 8, y(e)=4 y", y(0) = 2, ¥(0) =2 VARMA 2 =z, 2(0)=2 8 Sa cet, 2= 26! 2e, yo) =2 2 44 y=2et, y(6) = y'(6) = 807 “4 2y', ¥(0) = 0, y(0) = vv Aaah 2! ce, rae 16. "= VIF, uf 1) = 0) =0 vite dr, sinh! z= 2401 v sinh(z +01), y = cosh(z +c) + ¢2 BARAL EH (1) = cosh(er ~ 1) +ex cost(er = 1) = cosh(es +94 la-i=la+1) lee, 41 =0, se} cp = cash 1 ‘= coh 2 ~ cosh 1 cosh(er +1) +e2 cosz, sin327} WAA}e ahaa linear indepen- dentate & y= c1cos3e+egsin32e $2 AE Fs}e Ue. yO) =a = 4, (0) = Se = —6 oe y= 4cos32 ~ 2sin3z 18. 18. 10. LL 2 13, 14. |. 40? + 4-3 = 08 Se A=}, — 22, SECOND-ORDER HOMOGENEOUS EQUATIONS WITH CONSTANT CoEPFICIENTS 1e* $eqze* 2 Fa HS Fah a =1, ¥0)=-a +e =0 Be ed yscirV? 4 73/2 2 Fa we Fate yl) Sc +e2=3 Y()=-Jatfer=25 = He) 11, c= 2, yaar N2 4929/2 (a)homogeneous linear equation ol yi} y27} of Ae nn tye S Wee del (©)(c)(4) homogeneous linear equation of. a2} 3} cI ASME CA AE SHAE HE Malas 2 ap Sal tech. 2.2. Second-order Homogeneous Equations with Constant Coefficients HES y= cred + ce78* 0? +3.244256=08 BG A= -16 ($2) AES y= (cr teen Or 2? +9420 AES y= cre* + ce" 1602 — x? aedsey= SEU Asan /4 1e4* + coe" FF 9A? — 300? +25 =0 & Bal A= (Sz) ES y= (cr + eaz)el® 100? + 6x? — 4 aeeey eBwd emF eget 1,04 | A+ IRA + AE =O 8 Be AS RSE) BAEZ y= (cr tease" M4A-6=0 8 Sa A=2,-3 AEE UAE y= c1e™ + cre-“* 27122 v0) = 10, (0) = 08 WHE AE y= 6c + de~8 44044508 HG A= -2(82) BES WE y= (cr + coz)en™* S4ae y= (14 B2)e-2 » $ ed asd THES WHE y= c1eF + e2e7= Sede y= ae 8? ~2-1=08 Bt A= aye Adee de y=03e74* 0.5087 at 25 =0 8 Se A= ad aei2e de yse bs — fe 15, 16 w7, 18 19, 20, au 22, 23, 24, 25. 21. 28, 30 42204117 aoe ae 08 BU A=-13,-09 enh, oeedn seit =e E AFIANS BEI ode. 422122 linear independent OUFE SE Ys} linear dependent. Pips = nz © AGT AAS Bet ob ofS linear independent 4lnz ©]2.2 linear dependent linear independent linear independent ot 249) F2bo|2e ale] = 2-2 = 2? linear dependent 2igl = lel = 41 0] linear independent sin2x = 2cosesinz o] == linear dependent BAA LEC LS Rtol7] Ea OLE 9} 37h J,97t Te¥4} linear independentel subinterval Jolie linear dependent 14 she}. ol Ho} 2273p aitl= U¢UAA Sesh linear independent} Ait GEFAAAS YAY S linear dependento} th. (a)S5t ASS BA AL +2 = a, Ade =b (oy! tay (A? 404=0 8 SG A=0,-0 yeatae Gay! 2 .. ¥=0e"E Rte y= ae ten ast dade 10, n. 12, 13 (6) -27+ Fo] HES ze“ E a7} oho. (a) v= 4 etm (ok + jy’ + ke + my = 08) we oe $A7s}a me 022 wu aA SQUATIONS OF SECOND AND HIGHER ORDER £ BER ALS YA y! —2ky' +hy = 00] Iz, clktm)s — ghz elem) 2.8. Case of Complex Roots. Complex Exponential Function -2042=08 BU A=14i AEE Wee y= eF(Acose + Bsinz) N+ 4n®y = 08 BY AS 420 eEE Wee y= (Acos(2x2) + Bsin(2rz)) 4N? 440410 aaeey= 0 SdA=-1,3 =(A cos(3.z) + Bsin (32) £2 (22) case II 253? 440 + 16 =0 & Ee A= -08 ABZ y= (01+ caz)e-O8 MHA 4+4=04 SGA BABS y= e*(Acos(22) +B: case 1 2? AEE y 12-08 Sus, 8 + eget case II 16\? 8145-08 BAR Hah 222 = y=el*(Acos(tz) + Bsin(L2)) case II? +4.4+(44u%) = 0 Ee A A428 y =e7?(Acos(ur) + Bsin(wz)) ~2bwi case case 1)? 9x? = 0 @ Sl A= 430 BaeR y= ce" + cre? case IN A? -2VIA+2.5=0-$ HY A= V24 Ji tele y= e¥(Acos( Jp2) + Bsin(Jy2)) case TI 2? eee y -2v2+2=0¢ Sa (er + ena)e2* case I DP 4 DEA + (KP tho?) 0-8 Beak be ees y=e*(Acos(}2) + Bsin(3 9M FOAF1=08 BUA Adee Wbtey =(a tere? BABA y(0) = 4,y/(0) = -13/38 Cate Se ae y=(4—sa)ed* M4, 16, 17. 18 20, x 21. lim, lim, = eh 7} Ga ea aaa ebhee gale te) 42416417 =0 9 BY AR -24 bi BPS y= —he-% cos § —25=0 8 BY A= 45 BPE y = 2e* — De 8 24040 4+0.29=08 Bx A= 0240.5 SF aE y= e-P (cos(0.5z2) ~ 2sin(0.52)) -A-2=08 $8 A=-1,2 Seale y= 3e* ~ Te 2-24 (4n? 41) 50 a AS 14 Ini Sale y = e%(—2cos(2e2) + 3sin(2nz)) 44508 Bd AS ASE Wel ey = (Acos(2z) + Bsin(2r)) AARAS USE FFAS Ft, ‘y(0) = 3, o(n/2) = -A = -3 ol BB BEF BF WH. Shae y = Scos2z + Bsin2e -2%=08 EarA=35 aitetcy = cre + ope AAAS USAE FFAS Tata, re! + cae = cosh 10 = cosh 102.246} + he = cosh oe MHA+2=OG EMA AABAS USE SSMS -14i oF cose 22. 37 -8A-3=08 BAA BARE VHS SHE y= ede! 2. >) oe 24, = )u(Pi) = v(Pa) = 00 He y = OB} 2} Bh. 1ny27t boundary problem y" bay +b=0, y(P1) = Ks, (Pa) = ea abel u-we y" tay +b=0, Pi) AE eh AS 7A Shah ys Seb he Heaheh Ka $a » (Fe) olay 4 w y= e7** cos(ut + 5)2) FYE cos(ut +6) 7+ £101 ALS ye cos(ut +4)9] #7] 22S ag = 7alw BES beet 9} gales, 25, MODBLING:FREE OSCILLATIONS(MASS-SPRING SYSTEM 2.4, Differential Operators.Optional (D? + 3)(cosh 32) = (cosh 32)" + 3(cosh 32) = 9cosh 3z + 9sinh 3x = 9e2* (D? + 3D)(e-* +?) wep ely 4 Het + ety mF + del — 36 + Ge? = 100% — 20 (D2 +3D)(10 ~ e~*) 10-e“Sy" 4.3010 80)/ = 96-38 4.9¢-32 (D~4)(80? + 42) = (G2? + 42)! — 4(30? + 42) ie +4 — 122? ~ 16r =~ 122? — 102-44 (D-4)(4et*) = 0 (D ~ 4)(cos 22 ~ sin 22) sin 2x — 6cos2z (D-2(D +1) = D?-D-2o422 (D? ~ D ~2)(e#) (D? ~ D - 2)(ze*) (D? - D-2)e-#) = (D? ~ D~2)(z6~*) ‘302 ~3e-= (D+5)? = D+ 10D +25 oz (D?-+10D+25)(S24-sin 52) = 25(24-52+2 cos 52) (D? + 10D +25)(ze*) = 20(1 + Sz)e%* (D? + 10D +25)(ze-**) =0 a-A=-2=0G EW A=-1,2 pace? toe 97 +6\+1=08 Be -1/3 y= (cr +eqz)e4* TM =08 SH A=04 yaa tone 8. 27 -1=0¢ Sd A=} yscied® + e073? 9. 74 2kA + AE y= (er tear)e“H 10. 9? + mw — 1) — 99 y= cer toe 11, 607 4 16A41=08 Fe A v= (c1 + car)e“ Be 12. W4+A=08 Se peatoet 13. 10.7 + 124.36 y= (cr +epz)e“ 0 eSad=-06 14. Dleyi + ya] = (D? +a + (ens + v2) = (on +1)" + a(n +2)’ + O(eus + ¥2) = ov + V3 + afeyi + us) + Bley + 2) (euf + acy, + beyr) + (uy + ayy + bye) clu + ays + bys) + (Wf + ay, + by2) o(D? + aD + b)yi + (D2 + 0D + Bye = eLiui) + Lye] 12.2 L& linear operator G 2.5. Modeling:Free Oscillations(Mass-Spring System ASE DATA shat ¥ = v3 + (0/0)? coslwot — arctan (vo /(yow))] frequency; f = #2 = 3.52{Hz] period = } = 1/3.52 = 0.284 [sec] Seda] FAP Be frequency 7 Fob aolz, A BEAK S BFA)oLa frequency7} AZ zleleh. abate 2mea| 2} frequency= gh Ve fk cl 2S FAI7} F0H7t Shea frequency V2047} Seb WAI aebfrequency & /Eolet yee wed. k Wise Se Goes ae. m” Wie 6. £44 F717} Maso} se BES] EA AVA SFA Hooke] +H ke} sh}. UY Fel al AVS BFA] SoH Vole F/kalal, VI FAA Bote Volts F/ka, FM EMA S old Mele F/kool@e F/k = F/ky + F/ke se|Be 1/k = 1/ky + I/ke = 1/84 1/12 24a, 8 1 AVE= dB = 0518 @2YE = LE = or (ii) PARADE SEH Hooked SE hep shah. ay ol yt Selsted SFA GAME ky + koyo]D olAS kyst BOBS Ay + ko = 20445 = 65 L BYE = 5738 8. me AGH Avelet Hz, ye UU Fel Se} Ue weleta oe Se SoA Hse 0.3% ay. Fels] a71e tS rIAS Vell eh 0.32 7t AZ, (ve B legs Fete Fe oz oF 9800 nt) S45] ORE Wels Wa wales Hee 0.3? ayy. ola 5d ad 2 Atel hal ye my’! SUF, SPAS AF Bate) ol ae Aztsa ke = 03%x70)28 w2 = 0.32xy/me] Iz period 2x/u0 eel 2 9128. uy = ola x’ .327/mol SS me Agee Ue. m=0.37/n = 281 (kg) 0.8 ayy 9. FSS] Sel7t ta AE Sol BAA yas os Blas PAE BAG OSU Se EPL (0.01) re F lig? SEs $22.24] 2 9800 nt). BABS yS my” = 200.01)? ayy CHU. (V wel sol a wal Es S492) BFA WANA Bo) BANG, (k= 2(0.01)? xy AG) wb = k/m = 2(0.01)? x21 (m = 10h frequency to/(2x) = VEOSIF ea 1S BY aol shh. ad PERL} 2y7h se ded. ) 4 10. y' +08y = 08) system 14 frequency $2 {a)ae x (B21Uel)" = bo" SEY mg GARE sind & —mgsind () (44 4a frequency & 3bV/% period= 1/0.498 wy 24 leycle of 247} ARIES LSet 3G HaAeeh. (c) Hooke ]4 212 mg = kso s=leekao Wale y = Acos 31.3¢-+ Bsin31.3¢ BZA y(0) = 0,y'(0) = 10 (Qyaes| ys 022 Fed.) y= 0.319sin31.3t (ae + 13.690 = (0) = 30°, (0) = 20° & Ee = 80 cos VI5.69¢ + 5.4 sin V15.65¢ (°) in. ¥(0) = cr + ee (0) = ~(a~ B)er ~ (a + Blea ‘a(ei +2) + Ber ~ 2) ayo + B(e1 — c2) 12S ate =v 2 13, M4 15 16, a. 18 19, c1—€2 = v0/8 + ay0/B & te} e1 = [(1 + @/8)yo + v0/8)/2 ¢2 = (1 - @/8)yo ~ v0/6)/2 wh Ot Babee alte aldose geal, WO) =e $e =0o)BE lt) = en (eB — ew lat8)ty = exe #t(e8t — At) u(t) = Oo} e% = e-F* olofot shah t7$ 00} oft} gaa $ adh. w= v0) =a ¥% = (0) =e ac) 2 FH) 4140, = w +099 yi = 00] se ob t7} hetok det. vf = (-oci ~ acat + ea)e~** = 08 dade te t= t-Doee 2 > Sotoiok Wah. y sent(—sint + cost) =0 sint = cost, t= Finn(n & 44) y= Ce-#" cos(w*t — $delta) v fe *(a.cos(w*t — 6) +0 sin(w*t ~ 8) a" sin(w*t 8) aia" wrt 6 = arctan(~a/u*) +nn(ne 34) toe aejze oof8 Zot ude. Saat Saas) Aole2e BABAAS & costtel 1 ol le Dolte vate en gsh Pep. -telE S e-*t 3} ehat7|7} S0CLeLE 2A e800 = 1/2 ¢ Saat Ae. “30a 4444 we eon Faas Fda Ale BA 1644 2x/u De YEE FAH He a Aelia) ule eo/*" oe. olisl aes aate Aeon /u* emtcost?| AF a= 1, wt = 1B A= lola Ft Rol JE VSS A 19] WES x/VS Saal BFS t= kns(n & BF) page 89 (9) oS cs} Balt oF Azle ut 7 o}s]Z.2 frequency *to}Alch 2.6. Buler-Cauchy Equation 1. @) ol B28 7 EAS (- 1)? = 4 y nz+1) yar Sing — a)S (1) Aes tS eh. 4 ra 20-1) LS ayer tow dl 2. m?—5m+6=0-8 $e m=2,3 yar? tex 10. A, m? ro 13 4 2:7. EXISTENCE AND UNIQUENESS THEORY, WRONSKIAN m?—m-20=0¢ Se m=-4,5 yscr-* + eg2? m? +m=0¢ 9 m=0,- ysator m34($8 y= (ce +calnz)z 1m 43.24 = “8 Ed m=-1.8(F2) m?-Im+2=0% 8a m=14i {A cos(inz) + Bsin(In=)] +1508 Se m= si y= (Acos(in2) + Bsin(In2)] m?=0-£ Ea m= 082) (cr +2 In z) m?+(2—i)m+2=08 #am= ast tee-F m? —0.3m 0.1 =0% ER m= ~0.2,05 crz@ 92 4 p28 ~m+2412=08 Bama v= 23 [Acos(lnz) + Bsin(inz)} 2 (Keo shy) ta Lim 0980 fed m= 088) {er +c2Inz)z°* ete. m? +6m+9=0 8 Ea m= -3(F2) y= (c+ e2lnz)2 mm wee 16. 17. 18, 19, 20. eae ARAL SHE y= 20— ba? 1ym4 3% m?4+9=0 8 BU m= 431 eae y= Acos($lnz) + Bsin(3inx) B7SALS HE y = 2cos(3lnz) mm? —4m+4=0 % £8 m= SZ) Wubsh= y= (ey +e lnz)2? ARAL SHE y = 327 Ine m? + 2m + € $d m=-1(32) able y = (er + ez nz)" SAS £444 y= (8—Inz)e~ +¢2/10= 300 € a 1 = 570, ez = ~2700, v(r) = 870 ~ 2700/r race atid tone se BAA asst O= zy! + any’ + by = yt —y" tay" Hy +(a~ Vy" +by el AFAFS) Pe Ged. 1e128 Buler-Cauchy WANS APAG WAS AE Wel Heed. 2.7, Existence and Uniqueness Theory. Wronskian eke gat - WE] ree agedae |= Aa — AndeOstrade vel. Welo eo |=° ¢,sin3r= se. 27). we eet en0el2y =| ene2/4(—ge— 5) er0el —$e-8s ~$e+5e ms maz’ = (ing —my)zm1tmant { 2 ting WE) 48 asine to? wel Oe =| re (4 anjede ee] } oz D Lt de 2 plan ta [2 ian) eel ws —s+u0 30] Fao] 24} 94} A 64.9 = 00} character- istic equation @ BEAG oe y' ~6y +9y =0 10, uw 12 13 4, 16. . ADE SOR hale Dab A? + an? 2, LINEAR DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS OF SECOND AND ItiGuER ORDER Wel sete (1 +3ayet [=O 57 AQ AYIA m5 = 08 BANS 2 rales Buler-Cauchy 21 By tay 590 w-|2, 2 |= 102? S2t —52-6 . 27t BARI BpY-YA] m? — 4m 44 = 08 VANE A122 7}a}% Buler-Cauchy o)i ay! — zy +4y=0 2 ating W=\ oe aeine te cosh2r = S48" sinhae = Saban aichaeg e-™ ah ge geal tare 2,27 shel 24bALAI A? — 4 = Oo} characteristic equation @ 2GA$ ela y' -4y=0 =| coshaz sinh2e | _ =| 2sink2e 2cosh 2x 2.1/2 7b 9) 23p9}g4} m? AAS al eBuler-Cauchy Ay sy=0 pe de danwe |= —# 0-274 al 2ab4}94] 9? + 2A = Oo] characteristic, equation @) A+ 91a yi +2y =0 wall ot = 00} characteristic equation 1 24] yl + 4n?y =0 wa} cs2nr sin Qnz 2nsin2nz 2xcos2xz |~7* AiG SOE rae UGA m? 41 = 08 BE AAl2@ aleEaler-Cauchy 9) By! +2y +y=0 2.8. M1508 S8A=s1 eee homegeneous #94191 ef yn = c1e? + c2e* Wee y = Ua typ = cre® + evem? +e homogeneous Y34}9} ge BALA Zw, Ute = Y= at Up = cre™ + cxe-* ten — Be? (er — 3)eF + ene* + eH OES Eat 1] a a8} 2a M4342=0¢ Se A=-1,-2 0128 homegeneous "}-94)S] #1 ya = c1e™* + cneW?* WHE Y= vat = cre F4-c0e~ 224.20? Gr47 M-2N45=0E SE AH 1E2 EE homegeneous 94151 uy = e*(Acos2z + Bsin22) sin(Inz) 4 cos(inz) L =| coon) | —}sin@n 2) VW. 3-38 Boe le aya me Ap oe ral eBuler-Cauchy ofyp | Py! say i we Wel gan =3e-t 18. (a) v1, ya7t basiso] 1 y1(z9) = ya(ro) = 00} ae ya) - peceraal Evita i oie ale & Theorem 2ye 23] BE € Toh Aa W = 00] Sch. olZi® yiya7h basisehts & el Beeld}. (b) SAAS y! = OZ (a) AE oS nine 22 G44 388 + ach © Waa)=| 7 7 east saith + anal -|2 |S 2 won| 8 2S 21,227} basisd WASREAS se 82 | zon cosh = Jet 4 Jen? (d) 2. cosh sinh 2S. basis e}ep. (©) exe? + e267 = 6 comb + ésinhz i(e* +e) + gea(e* ~e-*) BFE =H +4), = 14-4) Nonhomogeneous Equations UAE y= Un-tup = e(Acos2x+ Bsin2z)-+2% 5. 243-4508 SG A= 41122, homegeneous 412] hi un = cre“ + ce QWAE y= Un typ = cre * + exe — cose 6. 4044-08 BY A= AES) BS homegencous "84121 A yn = (c1 + coz)e* UAE Y= Unt oe = (er + caa)e™ — beF sing 7. Me1=08 Se ARs one homegencous 494] 9] AX yy, = Acosz + Bsinz Ue E y= Va typ = Acosz + Bsinz +ln(rz) 10, nL 2. 13, “a 8 -OA+1=0¢ BARS 3, ES homegencous W449] e.ya = cre? + coed UME V = Un typ = cred toreb + bene Het M4A=08 BP A= 4s cos + Bsinz +22 B+2=8 2 4H} cose + Gsinz +22 Y= 1= 09} ef 41-2 Fe} Uae y=cie® +cne-* ~ cos 6, y= 04e* +0.6e"* — cose $4 = 08} of 495 2 Ye] Uebel ee y = Acos2z + Bsin2z + 3rcos2z (0) 8, ¥(0)=2B+3=5 83a A 8 cos 2x +-sin2z 43200822 Puler-Cauchy Equation; mm —4m+3=0-¢ €a m= ate y= az+ or" +n u(l) Sete: =0, ¥(1) =a48e41= 1 eh 13 Euler-Cauehy Equation m? ~3m+2=0% Sem eb y = cit + caz? +3e* 15. 244044 = 09) a 2082) UNE y= (cr + caz)e“™* 16. (a) homogeneous equation s} alta yx = UAE, $F yk st Fa Se cde nonhomogeneous equation 2] Uy} 7} ao} Aish (©) pS v°91 A up ~ y"% homogeneous equa- tion 2} a (©) vp ~ tp homogeneous equation 2} 3 (@) yn3 v:7b homogeneous equation =} @ubat ed Vat dsdes Je Se Eee, (e) Ube y= cz + cz? + 3e* 2718221 y(0) = 3, ¥(0) = +3 = Teens 42 BAI ot BAS] AL eth. Sy s4rt oar? +3 VF Sz Ba Sable. 2a ee de Hel ete. elas] #914 el(page 97 Theorem 12} walt oh ole yl! ~ 2y' + By = 09 AS -2,5 25084 ao) ofr] Zoleh 2.9. Solution by Undetermined Coefficients |. 244 = 09) af 4212 Fe} homogeneous equa- tion®} URE yx = Acos2z + Bsin2r page 105 Table 2.1 Basic rule | +2} up = Keos3r + Msin3ael 5a ypB 24. Y= 3K sin 32 +3M cose of = -9c0032 — 9M singe + 4yp = ~5K cos 32 — 5M sind jin3z B HE] —5K =0, -5M=1 sin3z = Untip = Acos22-+Bsin2z—} sindz aes . 02-1 = 08] # £1 +e] homogeneous equations} UAE Yh = ce + c2e-* Sum rule 3}Modification rule (e*& homogeneous equations} 812.8) of siz} yp = Kae + Me™ al SUS 2A, = K(1 + 2)e* + 2Me th = K(2+ z)e + 4Met Ul — yp = 2Ke* + 3Me% = 20 + 60% 2 HE} Kal, M=2, yp =a20F +20 BAEZ Y =n typ =cie* tone * + 208 420% 3. M434 = 08] af 0-322 44} homogeneous equations] Uwe yx = c1 + exe Basic rule of set yp = Kcosh4r-+ Msinh zg § Ftl pS 3. iK sinh dz + 4M cosh 4x j} = 16K cosh 4 + 16M sinh 4 f+ By) = (16K + 12M) cosh az + (16M'+ 12K) sinh 4x = 28 cosh 4x 2 te} 16K + 12M = 28, 16M + 12K cle Ba K=4,M=—3 2HES Wee Y= Un +p = 01 + 000% 4 Acosh Az ~ Binh az 4. — A= 2 = 08} -1,28 ¥44 homogeneous equations} welt yp = crem* + ene? Modification rule (e* © homogeneous equation} HolZS) of seh yp = Kea FFAS 4. (1+ 2)e2* Y 2. LINEAR DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS OP SECOND AND HIGHER ORDER uf = K (44 Aa)e = Uh, — 2p = 3K ie Ayup = ze™* abel y = oie“ + cne™* + 20 22420410 = 054 a -14 31 Fe} homogeneous equations} biel = yy = e72(A cos 32 + Bsin 3z) Basic rule "}} yp = Koa? + Kiz + Kod 5+ ae at. Y= 2Kaz+ Ki, vp = 2K uff + yf, + Wyp = 10K 22? + (4K2 + 10Ki)z + 2Kz + 2K; +10Ky = 2527 +3 © 4 10K = 25,4K 410K ola Sd Kr = §, Ki =-1, Ko=0 = $a? up = $a? aase wee y= e7(Acos3z + Bsin3s) + fx? — 2 3x? +10 +3 neous equations} 2} -3,-1/32 Fel homoge bse yp = cre~8 + ce FF Basic rule 3} Sum rule othe} yp = Kiz-+ Ko + Keosz + Msinz S488 2 v= Ky ~ Ksinz + Meosz of = —K cosa — Msinz 3yf-+10y),+3yp = 3Ki24+3Kot 10K ~10K sin 2+ 10M cosz = 9x +5cosz & FE} 3K, =9,3Ko + 10K, =0, 10K =0,10M =5 olde Fa Ky =3, Ko=-10, K=0,M=} Up = 32 — 104 }sinz Bae WE 1e-®* 4 exe-4* 432 ~ 10+ Fin A? +A—6 = 09] A -3,2% Fe} homogeneous equations) qlee yn = cre" + coe? Basic rule 4] the} yp = Kr® +Koz?+Kiz+ Kot Seas 2 Kz? + 2Koe + Ki wow ~6K32° + (Ks — 6K2)s* + Gre anes bnejo4 2K hy oer br ze} 6K = ~6,8Ks ~6K2 = 3,6K3 +2K2— 6K = 6,2K2 ~ 6Ko elas #8 Ks =, Ke= Ki = Ko=0 w= 2 AALS Uehe y= cre“ + cre +29 M +649 = 09] a —3(82)= Ye} homogeneous equations} yal yp = (1 + o2z)e~™* Basic rule of s}2h yp = €-=(Keosz + Msina)al Seas 34. “#{(M ~ K) cosa ~ (M+ K) sina} -#(-2M cos + 2K sinz) Yi + Gy, + 9yp = ev={(AM + 3K) cos + (3M — 4K) sinz} = 50e7* cosz © Pe} 4M 43K =50,3M —4K =0 cla Ba K=6,M=8 Up = e-* (Gc0s2 + Bsinz) 10. nh 2 3 sane ee y= (ci teaz)e"™ + e-* (Geos + 8sinz) M7 + 2A — 35 = 05} a -7,58. Fe} homogeneous equations] Uae ya = cre™7 + one Modification rule 3} Sum rule of uz} eae + KcosSz + M sin5zal 54:0 & 32h e(1 + Sz)e® ~ 5K sinSz + 5M cos Sz ff = (10 + 252)e8* ~ 25K cos Sz ~ 25M sin Sz Uf +2y}, — B5p = 12ce* + (10M ~ 60K) cos Sz — (GoM + 10K) sin Sz = l2ce" +37 sin Sz & ¥-e] 1c = 12, 10M — 60K = 0,60M + 10K = ~37 ola @a c= 1K = —h,M = 2 1, cos6 — 2 sinSz Tass wae ya cie-™ + c2e% 4205" — fhcossz ~ eins 22 -A— $= 09} sh -1/2,5/28 4} homogeneous equations} Veet yy = cre™ 2? + c2e8* Basic rule ol the} yp = K cosh2z-+ Minh 229 5 Fae tA. Y= 2K sinh 2x + 2M cosh 22 off = 4K cosh 22 + 4M sinh 22 uf — vy — Sup = RK ~ 2M) cosh 22 + (18M — 2K) sinh2x = 21sinh2r = ¥e 12K ~ 2M =0, 8M —2K = 21 cag ga k= B= B tp = 2 cosh2z-+ 32 sinh 2e sass dees yaoi Ft eae + 82 cosh 2s + &2 sinh 2z 2? + 100+ 25 = 09} of ~5(F2)S FH) homoge neous equation?) Wee ya = (cr + orz)e~>* -%, ze~®*7}homogeneous equation?) sel, Modification rule of ste} yp = ex?e~S= 9) Sh S 34. = (22 Sa2)e-t uff = (2 — 202 + 252%)e-8* uff + yp + 25yp = 2ee-8* =e“ 2 He feSeaeee awae Ga teee + dat) 2? +3— 18 = 09) @ 3, ~6 >Fe} homogeneous equations] ae y, = cre + cae sinh 3x = clz_e% homogeneous equations] eel2= Modification rule of oe} ce + Meme] Sh ba. (1+ 8z)e3* — 3Me~S? K(6+9z)e™ +9Me~3* Uff + 3yp — 18yp = 9K ~ 18Me~F et — Ber 2 ee] 3M =}, p= feet 4 de® aa8s ade ce + exe 4 Snel? 4 LenS 2? + 8A+16 = 05] -4(F2)E x} homoge- neous equations} qybalt ya = (cr + eaz)e~* 4 15 16. ¥. 18 2.9, SOLUTION BY UNDETERMINED CORPFICIENTS. a coshdz = Heo} a e-4,ze~t& homoge- ‘neous equation’} #0} = = Modification rule of a} th Up = Ket? + Mateta) Se S2 4Ke'* + M(2r ~ 4z2)e~ 16Ke* + M(16z? — 162 + 2)e~** Ys + By, + Gy = G4Ket + 2Men# = G4 cosh 4x = S2e4* +324? © He} 64K 2, 2M = 32 Jel 4 16r%e~* aoe ale 1 beaz)e*# + bel= 4 16n%e-# 2? ~ 4X 420 = 09} ef 24 412 Fe} homogencous equations] Ube yn = e7*(Acos4z + Bsin4z) Basic rule of heh yp = Kcosz + Msinz@ Sah 2a —Ksinz + Meost j) = —Keosz ~ Msinz uh — Ay, + 20yp = (19 — 4M) cose + (19M + 4k) sinz = 877 sin x & #4} 19K —4M =0, 19M 44M = 377 clale #u K aes We y = e?*(Acos 42+ Bsin4z) +4cos2 + 19sinz homogeneous equation} ete Yn = cre“ + ¢n¢2® Basic ruleel the} yp = Kax* + Ky2* + Koz? + Kitt Kol SF8E ROA yp = at nonhomogeneous equation®} U¥bel = cre7* + cge8* 424 teas —2e1 + Bea 162 = 0, eed den? 24 homogeneous equations} qe t= un = €(Acos2z + Bsin2z) Basic rule} oe} yp = cel SHE soa wp =e nonhomogeneous equation®} 4h = y= e*(Acos 22+ Bein 2z) +e y(0) =A +1=2,y(0) A= 1,B=~1, y= e(cosz—sinz) homogeneous equation®) qa ta = ae +20 €77*4 homogeneous equations} e]2.&. Modifi- cation rule ol 2h yp = cxe~™* + Kiz + Koil & FHE ROG yp = F- bee nonhomogeneous equation} bth = v= cie™ + e207 + § ~ brent d-ts0gaa ete gee ae homogeneous equation®} qa = Yn = Acos3z + Bsin3z 19. 20. aL. 22, 23. 25, cos 3% homogeneous equation®} #0] 2 = Modi- fication rule of tet yp = 2(K cose + M sin3x)Q] STHE Rod af) = 6(-KsinSz + 3M cos 32) ~ 92(K cos3e + Msin3z) Uf + Sup = 6(—K sin 3z + M cos 3z) = 6cos 3x 248K =0,M=1, yp =ssin3e nonhomogeneous equations} red & y= Acosde + Bsin3s + 2sin3x y(0) 1, v0) = 3 etd y= coe 324 25in 32 homogeneous equation®] abel t= ta = (et caz)eWO8 ©] homogeneous equations} sf}: & Modification rule o we} yp = cx¥en Fg) FAS BOA yp = 227e- 0-62 nonhomogeneous equation} el = y= (c Fear)enO% + 2xte~0.82 V0) =e: =0, (0) = cr -0.6e, =1 8 8 Vs (E+ 222e 08 5 homogeneous equation] 98th th = (G1 tea)elt el, zel-40] homogeneous equations} sto] == Modification rul of the} yp = cx?eltrq) Sag BO yp = ate nonhomogeneous equation} yeh = y= (ca tea)et# 4 a2elte (0) 0, ¥O)=er+ 14a =0% Se peal homogeneous equations} Dee + 2 YS Helsd AS Was (0 <2 < F) et ofA 7h 200-7 40.2088 Wed Ye det. 2. LINEAN DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS OF SECOND AND HIGHER ORDER 2.10. Solution by Variation of Parameters 1, P= 4N+4 = 09} # 2-BZ)Z +e} homogeneous equations} basist: yy = eyo = 20 W=! pete (14 22)e2 [=e age 108 BAZ) eh yp Fah wanes [act act [ae ex + ze* In|] sees Weehe v= tnt up = (1 tez—z4zin|al)e* 2. homogeneous equation} basis tn =c0832, y2 = singe | code singe Me =3sin3z 3cos3r |=? page 108 FA)(2)oh ube yp & Fehel sin Sz p= cose [OE sctede ts tte eae fon : ae f 8% ae sate 2 L z 5 c0832In|cos32| + singe 3 leos 32| + 5 3. homogeneous equations} basisi= Wee, yea set wel © ze -e? (1—z)e* page 108 3-4(2)<4 set vp Fabel fe * cos nde * coszde *(asinz ~ f sinzds) +2e°* sinz 4. homogeneous equations} basis: tn = 00832, yp = sin3z, W=3 age 108 B}(2)o heh yp Fabel AS exe Sede 2 1 cose + 5 singen sin 32] 5. homogeneous equations} basist= Wn=e, yea ze Wel et (eae page 108 844(2)¢) sheh yp & Fah z 2 2 6. homogeneous equation3} basis n= e% cosz, yo = e* sing 7 cos 2 sing W set 2eosr—sinz 2sinz +cosz Page 108-3412) sbeh yp & Fate sea econo f SE ace 22 PF COST on dine [EE cea = (~2e0s2 + sine In| sin 2))e= 7. homogeneous equation 2} basis#= wae, ase, Wao age 108 S21(2) sbeh ap Fhe, ve =e? = seketde + ze" ser [of wre? f 2 Bie set f sbasyace [shee # 8. mages euatige base dae ates yea. page 108 Bia: oper, we Te se [267% 16e~8* wae fe78? 16e-3* tee [oo —8e~* In |x? + 1] + 162e~%* arctanz Saskeas & 9. homogeneous equations} basist= wa =e, yz = eo7, W = eS Page 108 B4(2)-4 whet up Fob ae f 26-7 2em2 Y% oe set [EE bea ae Male - 10. homogeneous equations} basis tn =e" cosz, yp =e" sing, W age 108 BAI(2)e4 obeb yp Fabel vt cons [RE eae = I Ye sec? dae inztane 12, m? ~ 2m = 09} # 0,2 22 ¥e} homogeneous equations} basis yi = 1, yo =a? w=|) 2 laa =~ [E+ setae? [EO+ areas 18, “4 15, 16. = 09) @ 3,~} 22 Fe} ho ‘mogeneous equations} basist: y} i Lays ilaets rae aRION = ahGal seh) G2 Fock ~ 224) “373 m? — 5m +6 = 09 2,3 2.2 #2} homogeneous equations) basi yy ='27, yo =a, W= ot vex na? f Etetsinzds + 2° f F72?sinde = -2"(Tsinz — Treo.) ~ Te® cos 2 = ~T2* sine ‘m? ~ 3m +2 =09) # 1,2 2 +} homogeneous equations} basist yx = 2, yz = 2? jz a? |_o we=|7 3, == vo=nef Gecwszdets* [ Zrcoszis —a(zsine - xo rdz) +27 sine = —2cosz m? ~ 1 = 05} +1 2.3 8} homogeneous equa- tions} basis ys w wae 2.11. Modeling: Forced cient + creo] EB Ahzo] Ae 08 £ Ud ra2e steady Yael ae Soa Up = Acos2t+ Bsin2t & 82a Meh. upS LAA A AMAA A, BE 2M yp = —cos2t + 3sin 2 va = e*(Acos2t + Bsin2t) Ze alzbel ub e082 ad. ees steady dae] ae Hepa Up = Acos3t + BsinkS ROA Ich. yp VIA A AVA ABE BOA yp = 1.5cos3t + sin3t = e(Acos Vt + BsinVI) oles Az Aue 028 Ach AYES steady aHs] af Se yp = Acos0.2t + Bsin0.2te #2 Ut. wt Wa Ada ABE Bod bp = ~002525c080.21 + 0.25sin0.20 un al a Un = cre“ + ope oJ BZ Alzto] xe OLE Zee}. TEES steady Yes} a Sum rule of of | 1, 38, 02} £3 = Fey homogencous equa- tions basis: 28, yaa? +e | 65 cos ends cone + Bsin2z undetermined coeficients method; Up = Kcos2z + Msin2c& $2 ppt WIA et Sala KMS ageeh. WALZ source ro} AE SEV S75] op del Adele. Whe ALS sobs waa Fe Ave lee 4 Asal aaeh sel 5I7) Belch (b)z?¥-2eH = undetermined coefficients method = ‘Up FOZ, 3525/%e* 4B variation method # o} $914 veTUIS Habel QE AE US + ale. (©) nonhomogeneous Euler-Cauchy “}94Jof]44 source rol r= rostWaletst Ed yp = cot eee Aalst, xy! tary! +by = (k(k—1)+ak+bd)er* = roxke} BEATS ela ce AVY + set. S unde- termined coefficients methods SHE $2 + 3 a Oscillations. Resonance S44 yp = Avcost + Bisint + Azcosat + Brsinee Roa Mh ype VIA Alaa ‘Ar, Bi,A2, Br RLY yp = fyoost + Psint + fycosse + sin 3st un = 7 F(A cos Bt + Bsin Sr) 12.2 alzbol AYE 02.2 Ah. AYES steady Jus] He & FA yp = Cet ROM Meh. yo PVA ALA ACE ROG y= S wn = eF(Acos Bt + Bsin By ojos at eo] 7748 OL zr} TASS steady Bes} ae Up = Acost + Bsint& 228 Ud. yp VA HUMA| A, BE soe yp = cost + dsint Basic ruleo| whe} yp = Acos dt + Bin dts] Qe43} YE RO yp = —Gcosat ~ Tsinst 10, uw 12, 13, “a Ip 2. LINEAR DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS OF SECOND AND HIGHER ORDER v= rt up = cre“! + c2e~% — 6 cosdt — 7sindt Basic rulesl| ate} yp = Acos0.6t + Bsin0.5t2} 2) UE BLA yp = 4c080.5t Y= Up + Up = Acos V3t + Bsin V3t + 4080.5 Basic rules a2} yp = Acoswt + Bsinwts} eh 2} wt BLE yp = (1— 4?) cost V= Un + ¥p = Acost-+ Bsint + (1—u% * cos wt Basic rule leh yp = Acost + Bsints} ets} Upt RLU vp cost + 2sint Y= Unt up = (er + eaten — Jost +2sint Basic rules} sz} yp = Acos 2t+ Bsin 212] eds} vp RLM yp = —0.4cos2t +3.2sin 2 V=vatyp = cre cre 0.4 cos 2¢+3.28in 2t Sum ruleol tie} yp = ct-+Acost+ Bsints} *ehs] tpt 82 (447 homogeneous equation 2) ale] EE cebAlod ct) yp =t-+—} cost-+ deine Y= Un tup = cic" ea t+ —beoat + Heine Basie rulest ste} yyS Fehe yp = sint cos St + Bsin St +sint A=1,y (0) =5B+1=12 44 08 t+ sine Basie ruleol ooh yp Fhe tp = O.2co6t + 0.48int '(Acost-+ Bsint) +0.2cost-+ O4sint A+02=12 ¥(Q)=B-A+04=148 45} y=er*(cost +2sint) +0.2cost + 0.4sint 1s, 16, W, 19, Basie ruleel seh yp 8h yp = ~16.cos 2t ~ 13sin2t v=cre72* + coe“ Ht + 16 cost — 13sin2t (0) =e, +e2 -16 = ~16 ¥(0) =—4er — $en -26 = -25 2 4 y= —16c0s2t ~ 13sin2t Basie ruled she} up Fabel ~6.4cos0.5¢-+ 26.8sin0.st ~8(A cost + Boint) — 6.4.c080.5¢ + 26.8sin0.5¢ A-64=-54 ¥(0) = B-4A4134=94 2 He} y =e~** cost — 6.4cos0.5t + 26.8sin0.5t Sum ruleel oe} yp F2hE vp = boint — zy sind — rpg sinSt cos 2t + Bsin 2t+ Lsint y=coe2t+ Psint™= Aain3t~ she sinst OCW = Tayi 1 eet a BE YI AG A az olae sas opt. A= miu)? + (2 ~ 2m4ah)u? + mug og Ag ots ta Zee was ot = Soom 2 ug naar Ua Ae ae art O12 Aol dite A= ug — ee de Hales Cmax) = 2a 2.12, Modeling of Electric Circuits LE" + RU +1/CAA BVA HSE BE Io. -AL/C>0 = overdamped ~4L/C=0 => critically damped R?—4L/C <0 => underdamped Revit = 2VEIC characteristic equation \? + BA-+ zby = 00] = 41 2 o,6e ited FS F Poel Geol FS 1H fol SFolze as} f= SFold. see EB In = cre™ + exe }zho] AUR OOS eH. 2 = BU AFE In = (01 teatlee 025 Ze. ¥ So] AS advid BFE FEA G22 = —Fo} HFSS ae SFT Ih = eM(Acosut + Bsinut)44) 022 Ae. 14Ee Rel Bee A Sole T= Ih bly label AGG Iya BA. Fosin(ut ~ 9) amplitude To = iba =e S= 08 d HARE Qed. S = wl - lee C= Apes ot A471 a. . LM + RY + bE = BAA AA I" 421 421 = 50cost steady state current £4 Quid] Sel pS Feha UU}. Basir rules s|el Ip = Acost + Bsint 1, = ~Asint + Boost, I" = —Acost ~ Bsint My 421, + 2p = (-A+ 2B + 2A) cost +CB-2A+2B)sint = 50cost & #6} A42B = 50,B-24=0 oj22A~=10,B = 20 Ty = 10cost + 208int 20" +81 +101 = —800sin5t Ip = AcosSt+ Bsin5t® Zaha F, = ~SAsin5t + 5B cost Th = ~25A cost — 25B sindt 21 + 81, + 10ly = (40B — 40A) cosst 4 (-40B — 404)sin 5t = —800sinst 2 te} 40B — 40 = 0,—40B — 40A = ~800 o] 22 10, ne 12. A=B=10, [y= 10cosst + 10sin5t I" 441 + 50001 = 0012.2 Ty =0 41°” + 401 + 7507 = —2500sin 100t 4A? +400 +750 = 09) af -50,—30 2 2444 Ty, = cxe7 9 + pe“ Basic rules} 218 Ip = Acos 100t + B sin 100t T,, = -100Asin 100¢ + 100B cos 100¢ Th, = 100 Acos 1001 — 100? B sin 1008 HI) + 401, + 7501p = (4000 ~ 4250) cos 100¢ + (~4000.4 — 42508) sin 1008 72500 sin 1001 & 481 A= 3,2 = exe" 8 + ene 8 + 32 cos 100t-+ Bf; sin 1008 I £41 +201 = 340cos4t X 440420 = 09) ef 244i = Hey In = e7?*(cy cost + casin dt) Basic ruleol Sef Ip = Acos4t + Bsin4t I, = ~4Asin At + 4B cos4t Hi = ~16Acost — 16 sin dt Hr 4 Als + 20]p = (44 + 16B) cos 4t "4 (4B — 164) sin at 340 cos dt & He} A=5,B = 20 = e7?(cy cosdt + casin dt) + 5.08 4t + 20sin at 0.11" + 107" + 3407 = e7*(330.cost ~ 9.8sint) 0.14? + 100 +340 = 08} of ~50-+ 301 & Fe} Ty = €7 (cs cos 30t + e2 sin 304) Basic rules} S18 Ip = e"*(Acost + Bsint) p= eB = Adeoat (44 Bsn] Th = e~*[-2B cost +2Asind] E+ tool, + 34007, = e~'[(8004 +983) cost 4-(3300B ~ 984) ind] €#(3300 cost - 98sint) & Re} A T BBS 101" + 801’ +2501 = 2405 cos 108 Basic ruleol Sol Ques Fabel T= e7#(Acos3t4+-B sin3t)— 3 cos 10t+-# sin 10t& dec. £71Zael M0)=Q()=0dd page 119 (4 a LTO) + RIO + $QO)=E00)=0 oj} eI"(0) esi 10) =A-$ (0) = 3B reer OoBeA=3,B T= "(J cost 19 sin3t) — feos 10+ $ sin 10t pale 2" +81’ +10F =0 vale [=e (Acost + Bint) B7/Z26] 1(0)=Q(0)=0 el page 129 (1”)e4 2} ¥4 21" (0) + 81(0) + gy Q(0) = E(0) = 10 12 e1"(0) =58 ded. 100) = A=0, 10) = B-2A=5 one A=0,B=5 [=5e-*sint BRAS 0.51" +31 + 12.51 = ~60sin 5t Ube T= e-¥(Acos At + Bsin dt) + 4 cosst 13, uM. 1b 16. a. 18. ANZA 1(0)=QO)=04e page 119 (1!")af Sa 0570) + 31(0) + 125Q(0)=E(0)=12 ozar'(0) = 248 Jech 10) =A+4=0, (0) =4B 3A =24 oz A=W4,B=3 T= e73(—dcos4t + 3sin dt) + 4cosst wae tor” +101 = 10 UAE I= Acost + Bsint +1 10/'(0) + 109(0) = E(0) = 0 & Fe} 1'(0) =0 1(0) = A¥1=0,7'(0) 0 Jel =1—cost ‘geaale 20" + 200001 = 0 a}she I = Acos 100t + B sin i00t 21" (0) +20000Q(0)=E(0)}=1102.2.4-¢4 1'(0)=55 1(0)=A=0,1'(0)=100B=55 o]=.2 1=0.55sin 100 Waals 20" + 2001 = 0 alubedis [= Acos10t + Bsin 10t-+ 22 cosat 21'(0) +200Q(0)=B(0)=02..4-4 1"(0)=0 1(0)}=A+4O=0,1' res 1 = YO (cos 4¢ cos 108) Dae sit, 20) = 210) + frat = 0.0055, f. sin 100tde (0055(1 — c6s L002) ii) epe Sheh a; 2Q" + 200009 = 1109) qIxbete @= Acos 100¢-+ Bsin 1001 + 329, Q(0) = A+ gids = 0,0 =1(0) = Q'(0)=1008 24H Q= rids(t ~ cos 1008) E5) aay VAL. y (@)2E9 YAS] WA aoF damping constant7} SER 4] SAMA Uae aiate] debs ae (OU RI +b I= B'S} my/" bey’ thy=110cos 51 vated R= = B=10,0= B= E’ = WS cosst Scos5t, B= Msinst (ally = Ket, 1h = iokett Te Gu)! = Li + RIL + Alp eit Keio! uke aKeiot -uPL + wR + B)Kelt HEa Ee” (cosut + isinuwt)s} AF HR SEAS cout + Eoin wt SFE (Scosut - = eee) ©) K = 38g = mae = (UY £1481 = be BA. T= ce Rb = ice't, 1" = —celt eres 2 + Acct = Selt Heh (2 ~aett 19) EYL Deost + sint 2, LINEAR DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS OF SECOND AND HIGHER ORDER 2.18. Higher Order Linear Differential Equations 43} oppo|at 4787} ZB] S} af oleh Loz at 28 pa} 0 1 Be Set | Welo 0 2 Ge [=PeO 000 6 ol 2 basis y=oterter* teres $n ASAE Sat he Fa Sa shila S77} wa shal sola. ett aoe 1 2] al = ce +e2e"* +e & HR ARNE VS she aS Fabel (2 )G)-(4) Sety = ef — 3c 344 el ntol Sai7t 2 ebasl selet. ie wees] 3 i2te ae nae | 9 -6492 2-192-492? 2e~% 00} 2= basis. (cotarteaztje se Fx a7Sae UF he de Fate (3 42)(2)-(4) sera 344 B) fo] 5 3747} SF v]yps] soft. 1 cose sing 0 -sinz cose 0 cose —sinz #0 O12 bass. 1 + cocosr + c3sinze FR A7|ZAS UH hee sae (388) (3)-() SLE iey = 12+ Scose We =cos? 2 + sin? = 44} opipol a G7 ZF Shy] aol. B24 cosa = csine ~2s me ~2s—2c -2s4+2¢ -28420 2420 = 32 £ OEE basis (WE VIA 00] oe} w © AMAA 06) ohh) y=c1e® cos.z+ exe sin 2-+ese"* cos z+ cye™* sine 2 Fz A71EAS USAHE AE THE rie erie a 0 eis ce |_| 2 0-0 4 a Jojo mateo teeta) oN 4 Sexy =(e +e*) sine 49} oLspo]2 4747} BF wl 9} afoley. | coche sinhr cost sing | sinh2 coshz —sing cose | We) cosh sinhz —cosz sing | sinh cosh2 sing cose | = 4 #00122 basis (WE CAAA 09) hols AAA Do} oh4eh.) y=c1 cosh + cysinh 2 +escosz +eqsinz £52. ASAL GRRE AE Fae 10 1 0 a i on 1 canst 10 0 2 1 o1 “1 ce 1 Se Hely = coshe + sinhz Sa} v) bo) 2 3A 7} LE EIAs aoleh. 2 et = 2279 £0 02 basis 2 FR ASU USE 49} olWola 4747+ 25 laps} sheleh cosz sing conde sind =| ~sinz cosz -2sin2r 2cos2 We) cost —sinx —4cos2z —4sin2x sinz —cosz 8sin2z —8cos2z = 18 # 01 ZE basis (We AAA 09) obo} = Aalol A Oo} ofc.) 1608.2 + casin x + ¢y cos 2r +e4sin 2S FD. BRAS USE WE Foe roo 0 ct 1 o 1 a e 1 “1 0 -4 os “1 ° o ca -4 2E¥ely = cose + dsinds 49) ciel 7 2 ol) sola 2 =sinz cose 4 -cosz sine 8 sinz cose = 100 4 00] 2.2 basis.(We Ya AR Oo] oh 1S AAA 02] oth) 10, 13, M 18. - M165 0$ He A= 42,421 ol 214, HIGHER ORDER HOMOGENEOUS EQUATIONS WITH CONSTANT CORFFICIENTS ” cre tere"? tes cose +eqsinez $2 A71RA SUSIE aE Foe Pe To re 4 2-20 1\(a)_{ “4 aa oo fle fal is sso ala t SEM ely = 2c? +672) — dcosz cous sins inte wa| “Sine coos 2eeeze | Zecee “sine “Asinze |, Loo -[o 1 2 |=-+4o0ms “0 4] linear independent xeos?2tmsin? x 7 0|2.2 linear dependent 2In70]2 linear dependent cosh 2 2sinh2z 4cosh 22 8sinh 22 1-12 1-1 8 1-1 8 —36 # 0012.2 linear independent = 12-48 sinh 32 = (+1)? ~ (2-1)? = 4r0]2.8 linear dependent Ing (mz? 1d re wWa| a gies de? geaefietns eo 01 4 101 = 211 61 0 1] 1 oO 1 2 1f-|-1 21 6 | |2 -6 1 8 £ 00] linear independent 17. Gel et BESR Fa slo: cos2,sin 2,19) QS She Zahepe Sch. cost Sinz 1 =sing cosz 0 | = cos? +sinz? -cost -sinz 0 #0 ols linear independent 18. 08 BE 4s linear dependent 19. AGA oleolebel characteristic equations] 2 AAS 241s] F2e Ueweslee 2s} GS Ale) Geb (ed 54 clade Sel Flo] Saal] weet) 20. (a) (1)k-0+0-m = 08 aaFehe 00] ob k7} SAH22 Gea] OUFS EME IVS linear dependentol Q)AVA Uet.28 EA 2 3 BE olf) eds AVA Hh(As Fo} T/Soe y= 00] 18 $5 sheh) . (©) dee) Bal 2H 94) linear depen- dentS Git Te wie, linear indepen- dent& $9 sei Wronskian & 2A} oF th a 2.14. Higher Order Homogeneous Equations with Constant Coefficients y= c1e™ + ene" + Acos2r + Bsin 2x M4 9A42TAL27 A= -34SE) ES y= (or eae +e32?)e“* esa M-ot+1=08 88 A= -182), UFZ) 12s v= (ei teaa)en* + (ea +ca2)e Miatsi=08 Be Fe), (2) ES v= (cr +co2) cose + (cs + e4a)sinz M— 2 -A+2=08 SBAS-11,2 128 + ene* + cg 6 M4 +4=08 Ee A= di, 27 one. y= Ajcosr + Azcos2r + By sin 2x + Bo sin2e 7 M-M-A+1=0888 AS-L1(F2) les ys cae-? + (ca teaz)e™ & AS -3A42=08 BEA y= cre-™ +(e +esz)e? ~2,.U8Z) oles 9. 16M — 49? 49=08 Be A= ah, y= cred? + ene FF 4 ege8* + c4e™ n 12, 13 M4 15, 16. a. 2. LINEAR DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS OF SECOND AND HIGHER ORDER M00) 08 48728 7emE Uebte ysor?+bs* ter] v0) =a=1 y= 3az® + 2br +¢,y"(0) = c= 16 y" = Gar +2,y"(0) = 2 = 4 y= 60,y"(0) = 6a = 24 & ee ie? 22? + 162 +1 8-37 +3A-1= =I) se Le SFeeE MalZS Unbals y = (az? + ba + cle (0) =e=2 (az? +b2 te 4202+ He +b=2,b=0 2? +e + Zor + Zar + 2a)e® +%=10, a=40128 ys (Ar? + 2)e" M—M-A+1 = 00) 8B) TE SOE HS, ZB UCHE y= (at balet + cem* 90) =e4e yf = (at br + be —ce~*, ¥/(0) =a 4b ul" = (a+ 2b+ br)e® + ce~® y(0)=0+2%+e=08 44 a=2, b=-1¢=0, y= (2—z)e* atale y= cre + oe"? + Acose + Bsing ateata=-1 (0) ¥(0) UME cre® + cxe“* + ese“ y(0) =e, ber tes ¥(0) attale y= Aycosz + By sine + Apcos Sz + By sin3e (0) = Ar + Az =0, y/(0) = By + 3B, =0 y"(0) = —A1 ~ 9Az = 82 y"(0) = ~By ~ 27B2 y= 4cos ~ 4cos3x $due Sa yy = e7* cos yup =e“? sine ya = 2e"* cosz,y4 = ze~* sinzeha Bel WAS Au + Byz + Cys + Dus Odie EASES, Wnt eno (ya.vg v2) (us.¥9.¥8 .¥4)| (ayn ey; + yn 2h + oy 8Uy + 2H )I, 20 0,1, ~2,0) (as vg de) = Goes + 2, 2vo + ayy, 3yf + 2y4")| 9 (,-1,0,2) (0,1, -2,2) Answer : y= (1+ 2)e"* cose 18. Uwbebe (cr + ca + cae?)e-™* (0) =r = 14) 9" (0) = 4+ 2c; ya (Lt ate" 20. (a) eq) HE Sakehel characteristic equa- tion €A~ MOS GFA pes Ae BE > sl (&) v2 = ule vy tah, whys +20, + wy! yy + Sully + Sul + yy" v7 aa ee O= ye 4+ paul + piv, + pove aly 30a teen +2u'y; + uy!) + piu'y: + uyi) + pow HAS Adlatal vaw"” + But + paysu” + (Sy + 2pay} + piv)u! + (uy + pay! + pri + Pov )u = 0 A AAA viel MOLES bleh VE 06} Hees wie" + By, +ayi)e" +Guf + 2pay, + pim)z = 0 el zo Had u = f2(z)dze] yo = uy 224 ARS Ane 72s Ue (0) ot = By" 4 tagty — 829! z2"4(3-3)2! 0-8 ze" 220, 2-2 zeae +ene* ya=af rde = 2(cie* + exe +09) 2.15, Higher Order Nonhomogeneous Equations M+O249\41-08 Be A= 108) Un = (cr + cot + cgz?)e* Sum ruleo te} yp = Ce® + Kit + Ko SHS aad uf = Ce By! 4 Byf yp = BCe* + Ky2 + 3Ki + Ko aw Se prt3e VER t Y= ae] C= 1, Ki = 1, Ko (cr teat teazten= beh tz Mol CBA E babe m(m — 1){m ~ 2) +m(m = 1) — 2m +2=0 m3 — 2m? —m—2=0, m= 11,2 215, HIGHER ORDER NONHOMOGENEOUS EQUATIONS 2 a = 127! +092 + e327 al? cla page 140 (7)ol hal BFA pS Fehe cal n=27 = 2,y bd wens 1 2? 1 Wa =e#| 0 ° 1 Ws = et | 0 Jo r=heroze * Wi wa Don Fre ettgtabete =e de + net [ tet de = et ok —zett2ah g atteled 5 a2 4 phe 2 =G- E+ Deke = Soke ay ate y= (ot cet eg2* 4 Spi) se y= (or tee + ose? + Teak) 7. m(mn —1)(m ~ 2) +3m(m = 1) =0 m(m — 1)( Y= tht yp =cz! terzteye? + Inz— Zao A 2A r= Ince Alod 242d? A-2= 09} HE -2,-1,1 Basic rule of the} yp = Ko + Kiz+ Koz? + Kora) AE FLT yp = 229 — 32? + 152-8 ie * + cge-* + cae? + 229 — 32? + 152 —8 D8 = 2? 44+4= 08) HE 1,2,-2 Basic rule of whet yp = Cental MH 4. Up = 2e-* Answer :y = c1e® + e207 + cge"™ 4 2e7* ola page 140 (7) 21h up Aleta, 5 rw . 8 6A 412-8 = 00) 342 28 rae, wes dow [ rae 26%, yp = 28 Ll hese 2 2 (1m a)e + Fae" + (2-24 Zot = hee | (—a)et + Fact + 5a 2+ Det = 2 241 2? 428 4r44 42? +8242 Wide yea tartar! +e 8. 4m(m—1)(m = 2)+3m—3=0 (m ~1)(4m? 8m +3) =0 2248} 10, 2. UINRAR DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS OF SECOND AND HIGHER ORDER 4 3 neayetty srt weds ysartast tech + tot 28480? 4341 = 00] 382 18 IES Uh = (co +12 + cane“ Basic rule tet yp = e~*Acosz + Bsina@l & FAS TAH vp = eT cose (co + 12 + ¢22? + cosa}em* (0) = ey +1 =2,y(0) = 1 ~ co ~ ¥"(0) = 2ea ~ 201 + eo = -1 2 FH = le 1, y= (1422+2%+eosa)e-* m(m~1)(m~2)+m—1= 09] 4 1BFZL29 vn = 2,42 = tine, ys = 2(In)® 2 in 2(lnz}? 1 nz+1 (Ing)?-+2nz o 2} atnz)h +2 zinz * s(Inz)? Lone (ng 1 Qing 0 1 in 2 agnat+2 | fo 1 zine inz (Ina)? | 1 nz |=2 o 2 | zing” z(lnz? rae |=2to2)? z x(n)? me-| 5 “Sh 2 cle Wa=| 5 78 +2 uL. 2, Lose -f Mire = jfester-vinennes Fay? —2f a x(n) fous (nz)? ~rinz(zinz ~2) + (in)? — 2(¢1nz ~2) ~ 2ina(zinz — 2) + 2(Inz)?} y=arteprine + cgz(inay? yQ) =e +1=1,¥0) =a be +2=3 yl" (1) = ca + 2e9+2 er = 0,02 = 1e3 = #8 , y=cinz +2? m{m = 1m — 2) — 3m(mm — 1) +6m—6 = 03} af 12,3 288 wen = 2.9 = 7 a we/t te ae |=|o 2 2 0 2 6 | jo 2 6 = 12% — at? + 100! = Ss y cast eae? +ean 4.25 y(0) =e $e2 tes t1=1 u/Q) = ¢1 + 2c2 + 3¢9 + u"(0) = 2c2 + 6c5 +20 1 =e =0,c3=—Ly 3 4 ate} 428 M4100? +909) af 1,431 Fe} 2+ Ancosaz + Brsin 3 Acosha + Bsinh 29 34 he tou yt p ABS ul¥ + 10y!! + 9yp = 20A cosh z + 20 sinha 40sinha & te} sinh 2 ‘Arcos + By sing + Ancos3z + By sin3z-+ 2sinhz (0) = Ai + Ag =0,y(0) = By +3B2 +2= vO 94; y"(0)=—By — 27Bp +2=-26 & ¥e} Ay = Az =0,B, = Bo y=sing +sin3z+2sinha 2.5. MIGHER ORDER NONHOMOGENEOUS EQUATIONS a 13, 094A = 08) 0,42 = pe} a = 1 + 620 + ese Basic rule of ste} yp = Acosz + Bsinz@l Spel RLU yp = —Dsinz + cosre GS > ae. y=c1 + c2e™ + cge~% + ~2sinz + cose (0) =c1 ber tes 41 ¥() 18, (D~1)(D8 ~ 20 + 20)(0" ~ 4+ By APS AS Sei vp Son / Gras Ft yt cet el} VE Bolelateh characteristic equations} 7} 1,14 1,2 + el ta = eyyn =e cos, ys =e sin z, va =e cosz,ys =e sinrs $2 aA ¥ y We) Yo fe Abate OY = (onsaeue. gaa) yo y y yyy y" y" ye | iy weal ye lal ye bal ye [al pe yor [TL pe PEL fin | tray y©| fro] fro] | yo ¥ ¥ Y y y a al ye del ye del ope vn | yn yur yo} jyo| fae, {¥ | ly | = YY | = Wola (FRE Seo] eel yo | | vo | AY) W = cel oleh. e714 72 B(1,144,240. ald, site Demag, yeaksenye) Won skian& ce**(st Se] te] Sch.) vbatbAl o1F-2 yaya, yes ust | (D2 42\(D? 4D +5)y=09) Holes | nom ow 5 | = ce8* o}n, wow ile (AGE BF cz aa nf Mra = cet [ Teetae = ce? Ue OF abet. eesiy 3SSd ATE ol BFA ‘U 2tdeal Sat + alc.) sees nf Tras +e f Wirde = cea & welsh. dat Wa, Wse Atal we, var was ¥s7F Ly = (D~1)(D? ~4D+5)y =(D8~5D2+9D— | wows Ys Us va uy fe gh u us va Ys % wi Su Sui +5u1 UY Ov, + 5ue Uy - OY, + Sys now us ve -|4 wu % % wove we we 0 0 0 oft Sy F944 — 59m hos ws = las} vy vy a | = -e Lysoln shar wok ABA Ws =e Lynde oF VU AGE LA EVA taa AAG) (919) ADUS ol fete, Ms ‘Lind: & @ sr =e*Lyy Sy 7 (Lys + Lya)dz "Lys + [Bras - [rae 2 40 [ibe = e* Lys ot HIE ol. [We etanss. Wa Ws vt vn f pres tua f eras =e"*(valy2 + valys)eel, T=yly2+yslyst aed Ti = ahbin + vals + yyls + vsluh = (i= ve)Lvn + vallaz — Lys) + (ys + ua)Lya + ya(Lus + Lan) = AyoLy2 + ysLys) = 2T eo] Bz T = ce®* ol ch. We - Words =e Lys — sees nf Werte [Bete = coe ede an nf tarde + ef Wetes ayes cr ae U + sit. slabs & vhs ao] AEA ol ttet a ro} 2) FFU ATE variation of parameters ol g-e4 FE TAU rds He YOoe crygg F eat a Sade AUF Uc. TAB Basic ruleol Iai yp = ork FR STME THE OS avae dada dad. u 1 y ¥, 10. uw 2, 2. LINEAR DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS OF SECOND AND HIGHER ORDER Chapter2. Review |. homogeneous equation 4 a2} Ae cha) elt EME. HE) FOGLE Mae AS FeHE ideas} da ae. Ppys] ASRS Laat, ols thy} HE AS VAATLS Festa lin. ear dependent) %-@ linear independent.o] ¥9} basis linear independente] fof te. AR ASME See BabA line independontohee 228) Sel #SE AG, QUALE nA PEEL Weonsklan & AAbeor ah APS] mechanics Ealota] HU Al 2a) F ma = my"§ 718 24 HLeES BER AAS) reba] we. QBAAS TES linear independents 7] Hea AS AES AeA linear independents 7} = Adel AF AVE alse FA AS Gh linear dependento|e}. 2212.2 oF Slo]7} ge. AA BASAL Fold Srlgeld WARES esol of (particular solution) & Faleh et. na UF a 1A SMS SES TE ola nx n@ G2) BY. linear independenty +E n}xlEe] #-831R, homogencous equation 2} ba- sisS 24-6) 54-0) & Febe variation of parameters method formular ol Y-ebde}. AGA WALA Buler-Cauchy 94} ¥) + anar(z)y™—1) + an—a(z)y™—9) +--+ an(z)y" + a(z)y’ + ao(z) = r(z)al wget @n—1(2), @n—a(2), 02(z), 01 (2), a0(z),7(2)7F_ Fe Al -#2 TAA continuous ole Fe}a) we EAE SAREE FA FT IAA EVD AE 7H, AE Se} r(z) = e*7} homogeneous equation 2} of 7} He basic rule yp = ce*AAlA yp = 2S BLSSAE Se WH Modification rule o]2} thet. v= oul Hirde waW) + v2W2 + AW + vWa + WW, + vg Wa + + un-1Wnai + ynWn = 0 ah yWroi + Ws +0 Wani + We ww +> mar Waar $l Wa = 0 YOO tot Wann tu OW, = Se eae yr Sbar gs sae 4 ae. 18 4 16. Ar. 2% linear equation 6] 6} 7} FARE He BE SEE le AF FEE Dale A47t Sed FASE Mle APE over- damping 4, #28 71S W4E critical damping AF ASE AS ALE underdampingl MET a. input source 9} frequency W7} systems} frequency E of bob} solutions} a7} ampli- real] AESHE AL resonance(¥¥)o] eh tude & 42? 4244437 = 09) af y 34 lig ¥el -*(Acos x + Bsin 32) P-8\-2= 08 42-2 HHH wn = cre + exe} & UR Basic ruleed chef vp = Koz? + Kiz+ Ko $2 SPAS Fabe Up = 22 -30E WErh. y = cre Hope" FF 422-3 909] af +3 2emety = cr2? + e228 4m +4= 091 # AFZ)S Hel Ya = (1 tein a)? BH yp = cl SHAS FT BH yp = 3 PEC. y = (1 teinz)s? +3 20, 9° 4)? A44= 09) 1,-1.4 & Fey Ua = c1e® 4 c2e"* + cae UR Basic rule of. Hyp = Cee ME ROG yp = SES VEC. ys cret + eae* + eget — Se 21, m{m — 1)(m ~ 2) ~ Gm(m — 1) + 33m — 48 = 091 24,6 2290 y= cr? + e224 + cs2 22, 8 2nd +n? =09) ae B He Ua = (ci teaz)er* eTa} xe™=7} homogeneous equation # aol. & Modification rule ol ef yp = Cze™Fal A= ROA yp = a2 S VET. y= (cr teartate 28, 084 2042= 09 1458 He} mne-*(Acos2 + Bsinz) Basic rules ste} yp = e7#(acos 2x +bsin 22) #4 cos 2r 0] y=e-*(Acosz + Bsinz ~ cos 2z) 24, P+ 4A +4 = 09} es -2(82) v1 = €-7, yp = ze“# 53 variation of param- eters method #41 yp & SR (154 EA 158 as) fine sere ee 25. 26. 21. 28. 29. 30. a1. 32, 33. y= (cr +cer~In|al)e“™* Mas Basic ruleel the} yp = Acos2z + Bsin2zQ he RLM yp = coeds Be 1€* + cze~* + c3e7* + cge2* + cos 2z MSA = 05 0,418. ¥41 yp = c1-te2e Fe3e~* sinh 7} homogeneous equation $} #0} 2.2 modi- fication rule of she} yp = Casinhaal 4 2< up = dxsinh zo) 22 tere? + ese"? + Besinhs 24907 +3441 =09) 1082) Fe] (ey + cat + c32")e™* 0] Basic ruleol ae} wy = Acosz + Bsinz@ 4 Hoa Up = ~2eosz~ 2sinz ol v= (er Feaz teszt)em 2eosx ~ 2sinz YP +A+1=09 of $4 Bie wey th = FH (Acos 2 + Bsin Be)ol2 Sum ruleel the} yp = Ay cos + By sinz-+ Az cos 2r + Basin2z AS ROG Up = sinz ~ 3cos2z 4 2sin22 oz. y= 07}#(Acos z+ Bsin 8s) sin z ~ 80s 2r + 2sin 2 m? 14m +049 = 08) of 0.782) 22444 th = (41 + cal lal)2™elz yp = cel AE ow "oar 3 c= BS t 2? 444 = 09) he 252) wi = e**,y) = ze** # 31 variation of parameters method 414 yp & 828 rs SW =e(52 24 158 5) =—mn [%, Hy, rain f rice rae an [arta (EF -e¥ 2 +xe* In|2| Joe (1 +c2z +21n|z|)e** APA M-d4}S) characteristic equations} aa} Basic rule ol wo} Qube & aha y= Acos4r + Bsindz +e ~2E¥e sings 4 € AGA Y-yAlS| characteristic equations} 3} Basic rule of whe} Qubeh & 3}qi y= cre +02e% + 3cosz+sinz (0) = cr +02 +3=1,¥'(0) =e +200 + EB HE) y =e? —5e* 4 3cosz + sing Buler-Cauchy J-94}9] BA ¥}4)st variation of parameters methods Ula Fabel ysis? +e23 —2?sinzz 34, 35. 36. 37, 38, 39. 40. au V (1) = 2e1 + 3c2 40 = 54m HE} 02? — 523 — 2? sin xe b+A+ Y-IA) 9 characteristic equation’ of —2-4 wik $e Uae 82 (A coswr + Bsinwz) 100 LY) =-2A+uB sw -22 Yel =B=1, y= e"**(coswr + sinwz) AAG YAS characteristic equations) ai} Sum rule of the} UUs S Fah cos2r + Bsin2r + en? + 22 y(0)= A41=2,y(0)=2R-2 2 He} y = cos 22+ 2sin 22 + e~ 2 +3? ATAG WEA characteristic equations) a} Basic rule of he} Ube Fab re +e2e™ 4+ 2eosa + sine (0) =e, +3c2 +1 = ) y= 2eose+ sine Euler-Cauchy $9449} wx WhA4I3} variation of parameters method ubef = ps} at + car") +229 $2 +2=-1,y'(I)=e1 — ep +6211 Ete y= z—4e-t $029 AA BBA S| characteristic equations} # 1( B)nr1e HH WME y= (er + eaz)e™ + 09¢* (0) = €1 +03 =2,y/(0) =e — cg = 1 ¥" (0) = 2c2 +01 +3 =0 & Bey €1 = 262 = ley =0, y= (2—z)e* Euler-Cauchy 3419] Bz 49443) variation of parameters method. Wiehe Fhe yaar tere? teye8 = wa) e1 #2948034 $= 13 u! () = 209 + 6¢3 —1 AFA WAS} characteristic equations) a3} Basic rule of tie} Qube Fala y= (c1 + car +e92*)e* — 2eos2— 2sinz y(0) =e, ~2=—1,y'(0) = c2 ~e) -2= -3. "(0) = 23 2en $e +2=58 Fe er=c3=1,¢2=0 y=(1+2%)e-* ~ 2eosz—2sinz 1" + 20001 + 2507 Tp = Acosl5t+B Tf + 200011, + 2501, = {(-4154 + 250)A + 415 20008} cos 415¢ + (415? + 250)B — 415. 20004] sin 4150 = 110-415 cos 415¢2. 9-24 A= ~0.01098, B = 0.05273 Jp = ~0.01093 cos-415¢ + 0.05273 sin 415¢ 10-415 cos 415¢ AE FI Le Boe 43. 44, 45. 46. A? + 20002 + 250 = 024 a —1999.87, —0.125008 SEL Ty = cre HOPPSTE 4 ge 80088 301” +501" + 401 = 800.cos4t Tp = Acos4t + Bsin dts $3 1p FO Tp =—'’B cost + sine Riv 0< t < 0.0172; IY +2007 +.6400/ = 1600 DUE Th = creH 1 + cre 4 4.0.25 11(0)=c1-+e2+0.25=0, I,(0)=—160c1 — 40c2=0 2.6} fy = 0.0833e~ 1 — 9,3333e~4F +0.25 oe 0.01 < +2001, + 640072 = foe 15(0.01} (0.01) & #4] Tz = -0.3294e~ 160 + 0.1639e~ 4% Fojal mase-spring systems} YALE 4y"' + 20y' + 10y = 100sin dt RLC-circuits] PANE LI" + RI + AT = Br SL =4,R=2,c = 01,8 = ~25cosstal AI oh. 41" +201 + 21 = 100cos 10t0] 2 = AI" +201’ +21 = 100° & E cpg 12} AEH Aad dd. I= Kets $a T! = 10Kiel™t, 1" 100K elit Al" +201 + 21: oJBEK KelOit = (0.2006 — 0.1008i)(cos 10t + isin 101) ol 28 Kel 9 414-94 —0.2006 cos 101+0.1008 sin 10t y+ 2y! + 6y = sin 2t + 2cos2t Up = Acos2t + Bsin Ue $2 ypk FV }sin2e 0.125y/" + 1.125y = cost 4sines] able y= Acos3t + Bsin3t + cost ~ 4sint B71zA y(0) = A41=0,7'0 M4 2046 = 09) H -14 VEZ Fe UAE (Acos Vt + Bsin V5t) + } sin 2t 218 ¥(0) VeB-A4+1 oad y . uf = £ = 24012 page 116 (15)oh Sef 4?=2(24—w?)@ Mf, Fw = 4 of 414 amplitudes UEC. 21a 2 ao] amplitudes page 116 (16)e4 Sel gBibberg = 0.55974 Sch. Amey" + 4y! + 2y = 10cos4te] UWE F awe, Basic ruled she} y = (A cos2v5t + Bsin2Vst) + 0.25 cost + 0.5sint& Gen) VA 2} amplitudes VO25" +05? = 0.55924 page 1462] att WA] Met. CHAPTER 3 Systems of Differential Equations, Phase Plane, Qualitative Methods Systems of differential equations occur in various applications (see Secs. 3.1 and 3.5). Their theory (outlined in Sec. 3.2) includes that of a single equation. Linear systems (Secs. 3.3, 3.4, 3.6) are best treated by the use of matrices and vectors. of which, however, only modest knowledge will be needed here (See Sec. 3.0). In addition to actually solving linear systems of differential equations (Secs. 3.3, 3.6), there is a totally different approach, namely, the powerful method of discussing the general behavior of solutions in the phase plane (Sec. 3.4). This is called a ‘qualitative method because it does not need actual solutions (which would make it “quantitative”), which for many practically important systems cannot be obtained analytically. The qualitative method also gives information on stability. This concept is of general , importance in engineering science (for instance, in control theory). It means that, roughly speaking, small changes of a physical system at some instant cause only small changes in the behavior of the system at all later times. Phase plane methods can be extended to nonlinear systems (Sec. 3.5), for which they are particulasly useful. Notations for variables and functions. For the unknown functions we shall write Ya = Yall), Yo = YolO) (Or sometimes yy = y4(x), Yo = yo(2)). This seems preferable to suddenly changing the independent variable x in y = f(x) (Calculus!) and in y = y(x) (Chaps. 1, 2) into a dependent variable (x, = x,(4), x5 = X9(0)), as it is sometimes done in systems of differential equations. Prerequisites for this chapter: Secs. 1.2, 1.6, Chap. 2. References: Appendix 1, Part A. Answers to problems: Appendix 2. 5. SYSTEMS OF DIFPERENTIAL EQUATIONS,PHASE PLANE,QUALITATIVE METHODS 3.1. Introductory Examples 1. example 19} A7} S47} 3122 eigenvaluet: 7 S|z eigenvector Wt srt. TABS Uwe yeaft |e 3 Jeom B7EA NA cy = 75,02 = —75 a camp il tha { eat 80% ds a Aa) eigenvalues 0 = det(A - AT) 0.01 -0.02— =)? +0.03A8 He} Ay = 0,2 = —0.038 gowns x0=|* ]a@-[) a oa (A-ADx!) = 09] ald B2eye 001-4 0.02 » 05} abit 4 0.02 + 0.025 =0 olBSb=—1 x= [ 1) malt os }* = euebete y = cyxtl) + egx(e~0.0n8 BABA cy + 02=0,0.5e1 ~ e2=150 EE ‘nowy =100| 2 |-v0o[ 3, Jove 3. example 19} Av} Fw7} HES Zh 12] Aabst F aoe I, =04N, ~ Phe wach. WA MANE AA Adead Ih = 16h + 1.06, +48 oS ehyA, fal(e( 3) 0) Meh. AS eigenvaluee —1.5,—1.44, “Eleelaal cla, Sa Boe ataese wae [ B | axe Est 4 oye (Men batt 4. +[ al 7. system 2.2 WHOL RE ae: (2 $8, y= ays 5 % wa 1 [i l-a(e date a] Ad) eigenvaluee 0 = det(A — AI) =X? = & ¥en =1d2=-1 Dz = 19) eigenvector x!) (A-Dx) cigenvectore: x(1) = a= 1,x) = [aT 10, npaty}ag. z=! Sleigenvectore: 2(°)=f1, —1]7 sacs [2 Jen! ]ora[ 4] Jo" vem =ciet + cet ASAG v]ypo} characteristic equations of 9-8} Sh 2-1 = 09) a Bo] ate date. 1-1 & PEL y = eset tere now VERe hy wn o 1 [ehate lal 3] A) elgenvaluete 0 = det(A ~ AI) = 9? +3042 2 FEM = 1d = -2 D1 = -15} eigenvectors: x = (1,4) 2 el i 1 1[1]o9 eee (Ae Dx) L[i ]-o sees 1x = [1-17 oats o=—Deleigenvectore 2 =, ee[* Jea[ } Je [2 mezletolee(: yacet tere dbele lets o] AS] cigenvaluet 0 = det(A — AI) = A? = ted -3 A280) eigenvectors xO = (als Fa ana =[ 9 J, ][) ]=oeeee 1,3)" \Steigenvector 2)=[1,—3}7 [Foe[ She Sym ave re, Caele bal! Ad) cigenvaluet: 0 = det(A — 2 EM = 4,02 = — y= cre + ene 7 ar Dy = 48) eigenvector x00) = poe sa -ayx =[—4 1 Pleo cay acan=[ ||] soaa = 4.x 1,4) hath. 4} sjeigenvectore 2°) =| bbe [t}eee[ 4 ]et ar al 12, 4, [Ad] igenvalucte 0 = det(A ~ M) =? = 4 sal ee er] [ eset a=0,x0) ={1,0)7 D}4t7}1&. A2=4Sleigenvector= 2)=[1,4]7 see Pols ol yaar tone p= yl wi fn O10 vw |=Al wm |,A=] 0 0 7 us ys 21 -2 A2| eigenvaluet 0 = det(A ~ M1) =A 20-4042 2 RE A 2} eigenvectors x() = “11 (A-px=] 00-1 ape a=b=1,x =[1,1,1)7 =HbHA1E 2=—Lsleigenvectors 2)=[1,—1,1]7 Aa=—2sleigenvector= 20)=[1,-2, 4] aaes [Ef[iee[d}-~[ 4] y= cret + ce! + oye" 9) ARSE HH mis} sal 29] UUBLS 2H mas] Azjoles. RM Azgo Sele Velenls Fe Azo] eld Vole yo — molt SALE mea Festa Me Ve aed A Edo It Iki Fad ARS TUT Y key — 4 Vela He A AA seh olde myst Bd. ee moot F882 WE UE —ke(ve — n)lt olAe mays BA, kin + ka(y2 — m1) kaly2 — v1) () y= tn wl" 2 Aa @)) Bae sea aoe debe yaaya=[ 3] y= xevt2 Fay” = wixert = Axewt a WaSS Ax = ux 4 wtsp xe AS] eigenvalues} eigenvectorolct. al sige cganveciors: Fah 214 superposition principle «21a duel = [2] (cre + coe) +121" (eae 4+ cue} Sel = cosz + isinze olfeh chal ae ¥ = [1,2\" (a1 cost + bi sint) + [2,-11" (a2 cos Vt + be sin VE) © asus aoe = ye =k H x 0 1 0 O}fn H |_| -5 0 2 of] | a 4|=] 0 0 0 1] fas 4 2 0 ~2 o}l a 4 iol eigenvalues} eigenvectors 73a (int, —2i,2)" i, 1, 25,2] [2iv6, -12, iv, 6)", —2iv6,~12,iv6, 6] eh en.znz0,2¢]" = 2 Melt + reer eee iit 4 eral eit le1sza]” = [1,217 Gel + ee“) + 12,—1]7 (eelVS + eer ivr) iG Ves, 22 (b)9) ats} dade. 3.8. Homogeneous Systems witn Constant Coefficients.Phase Plane,Critical Points 18 Ba Teh EY. 2 Bate A, =39) eigenvector x(0) (ae Fa (Adan = i 83 ] [i a ]=o2s40 $, x0) = [2,-9]7 ob4t7}2]2 A2=4S}eigenvectort: x=(1,1]7 BA2E ys = cre“ + cre oT (a= ayxe> = [ a=1, x9 =p," oiAt7ials, Aa=—2sleigenvectorts x®=[1,—3]7 aqee yu et + ene 2t we e%* — Boge 2t J] [i ]-osees 3. SYSTEMS OF DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS.PHASE PLANE. QUALITATIVE METHODS a )-a[2]-e-[' ‘s det(a'— a) =X? — 124427 4)-ale}e-[i 3] det(A'— Al) =? -2\ 42 =02 24H} Meitioes t= Ay = 14-42) eigenvector x = f1,a]72 Fa anceom=| 2] [! Jeowzen e=-i, x =p,-47 OHUAS Aol ~ éaleigenvectort: x =[1, 17 yea[ 1 Jett bef t ]ecmoe seal 2, J(cost-+isint)+rea{ } ](cost—isint)} ne ([ 2S: Jove | 58" Jam) ‘ton haimei= Bs Fa pr ee(iestr Bain) poe (eBet+ Asn) —(F2) ~69) eigenvectors: x® = [1a] 2 Fa (A+ 6px [ 7? ] [ i | =0 2244 a= =1, x0) =f,—1)" 1 ol4f eigenvector7} oez (A+ ou =xOQ us Fahof Ue AeA w= [0,0] S Fe ° -2 -2][0 1 ae [2 7 ][e}1aje-[4] OA y = cax\em ®t onl xMte~8t +uenM) of Be usa t eaten v2 = —cye~ — colt + bev (el[E]<[2 2 3] Aa} eigenvalues det(A — AI) = ~A8 + 9? + 324A ~2916=0 229 (asane-| Ze 3 a |[:]*= 4-4 16 2x10) Ev a= 10. uw SHRP} Mo=95Ieigenvectore x(=[2, 1, -2]7 Ag=18sIeigenvectort= x) =(2, ~2,1]7 e718 + Dene! + 2eged8t m2 = Dye" + exe — Doge! 2epem¥8* — dene + cgel8t y n 3-1 2 vy, |=A] we |,A=| 0 -4 2 % b oo1 -5 Ao} eigenvalics det(A— M1) = ~A+3)(44)(A+5) +2(+3)=0 Fe) =—3(F2)A2=—6 39) eigenvector# x = [1,a,]7 2 5a Aan 8 ai all: (er tert ere: SAGES Alb) | : [: | ty [=A] 2 | A= %s ¥ Aa] eigenvalues det(A — AL) = a8 + 6x? Pe = 3(F2) Ae = 39} eigenvector x= -4 (A-snx=| 2 2 £EHe 2420-5 ~9=0 Mm pcs Fa va = -c2e% +09 vs =2e1e™ +05, As [ 72 Ja eigenvalue —3,4 4245] eigenvector’. (2,—5]", [1,1] dba yi = 2x“ eget m2 = ~See~** + cnet v1(0) = 2er + 2 = 0,¥2(0) 22%H c= he in = 26° — Delt yp Sei +02 —5e~3t — 2e8t AS i 3]s eigenvalueg1,—1 24a eigenvector (117,011 wee Soe tee nldieereechaytOien ~ ee eee a yn = cosh t,y2 12, 13. M4, 1B. 16. WW. iq Ja eigenvalue: 3,—1 24249] eigenvectors [1,2]" [1,2] Wade n = et exe? 16 — Deve mn (0)=er't e=hyan(0)=2e) ~ 202-4 et — 26t ae(3 22po) eigenvector’ [2,—1]" [6-17 5, Ja sete [ ¥ 2 Ja eicenvauce 1,9 42 422} eigenvector’ (3,—1]", (8,17 Uwe mn = Scpet + Seze* ya = —c1et + coe 1n(0)=31 + 3¢2=0,yn(0)=—o1 + o0=2 LEHH = lo = wi Set + Se, yo ef tet A= [2 Ja cematee - 2429] eigenvectore. 2,1], (1,1]" auete vi (=e + 2E¥H o, tn = Ae 4 30H yy = 20 4 Berth Pas} del eigenvalues ~0.04,-0.12 2249) eigenvectore 1,2)" [1,~2]" page 43 449] kirchhoff current lawel} je] #7] AAA UD SLE WHS GE Olzs Ae 4 RC-3244 AUR SEE AHE h — Ie} eh. BhebAl Kirchhoff voltage lawol 21a RC-81.2.91 voltage drop & ffl + Rll — 12) =0 (+1) Hebe Fie Resse LI + R(l2— 1h) =0 (+2)7} BUC. (41)41 ol Bed Gh + RU, ~G)=0 714 (OE Aa (E(h — I2)) ~ EE 18. 20. 2828 25 hol seas I Ag)hi~ Ble = fh - En ae. ol R= 3,L 2 aA ge = a4 [PF rE Jota ceenateee - ee AAS eigenvector #1, 3], (3, —-1]7 MAE v1 = cremt + Scge~ v2 = —3cre~t — cge~ St 3 EA Td Sh AS ade =f R/E-1(RC) -R/L Ae [ R/L ~R/L ] de(A - M) = 2 + phat 7h = 02eye} A= ~ate + Viator — ZelEE UES cigen- valued 78 BASRZGE amor 2 ro Bea L > 4R?C yee a ]ette[ ly ]e™ ee +a[ ate 2eyi ~ evi 3, Jaina cri oat 2c ~ 29 Jo af Ele tne tetal 2, [loose -asing (Leite Jower [2 ((F]ee [Jon wt 2) PAE SARS eae, —*(Acost + Bsint) TPE Bre cos(6 - t) ~¢(—Asint + B cost) AEF Bre~* sin(5 —t) (Ge A(A,B)9] AOR Vol yes o— te a ft yh = (AP + B}e~% = coe (A? + B?)) 3. SYSTEMS OF DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS PHASE PLANE,QUALITATIVE METHODS 8.4. Criteria for Critical Points. Stability 1. p=3,q=2,A = 10]28 unstable node wale vi = cre! ye oualeo tomeo yf toe eset lim_ “2 et = o=const o]2.& improper node. 2. q= ~9012.8 saddle point (saddle point: 4 unstable ¢)) ate y= ce“ tenet y2 = ~Bere~* + cyedt 3. yo = —cne~* + ene 4. p=-12,q=27, 4=360] 22 stable attractive node wale yn = rem + nett v2 = —Scre~# + 3cpe~% tim Y= im Gran yO x Sere-8 — 27ege-% lim 2Tepe~%* © etre —3e] ~ Sone et improper node = ~3=const oJ 25, (6012.2 stable attractive spiral 7 ?*(A.cos 2t + B sin 21) e-#€(B cos 2t — Asin 21) 6. p=0,9=9,A = ~360}22 center (center §}4 stable ) (2A-+ 6B) cos3t + (2B — 6A) sin3t 10A cos 3t + 108 sin 3t Acos3t-+ Bsin3t 3B cos 3t — 3Asin3t 100] 2.5. saddle point cre 8 + dene meye-8t + Bonet 4 = 40013. saddle point UWA 11 = Sere gett Yo = dee!" — eaet® 10, p= —2,¢= 1,0 = Ooh stable atrctve node a=[% 5, J deta an =a41)*=0 2eey cicenvalue & -1(F2) ele, eigenvectors (0,1) 34 ole. jes degenerate node, (A+Ds aa, fours ake us tog [-1,0/7 ate nL 12, 13, M4 15, 16. W, 18. 19. volt] lols PWMS 1 = crel?—VOE + cpeleVOE v2 = —Vocye2-VO! 4. JBoqe(2+V8" M4 $509) § thie He} y= Acos$+Bsin$ n=un=VE Fa Y= vv =—hun 128 — dus) = vous aed —juj suite BAZE (v)A trajectory Se HE adds ysa tee unas Fe vay = —ayn ol 2 2y A Aged m= -an $e ( ee Aa) -*(Acost + Bsint) a Joa pa-2 stable attractive spiral =2A=-4 (10) p=2,q= 1,4 = 0012 unstable node (i) 10]2. (unstable ) saddle (12) p= 0,q = 40]25 (stable) center (13) p= -2,9= 2,0 = ~4o]22 stable attrac tive spiral : AAS] Yo] VALE trajectory s} PE wae. 4 stable improper node of 4 unstable improper nodes. uate}. [or ok Jas 4.01, <0 o]28 unstable spiral & ’ Jz ee tan <0 ] 12304 =2, centers] 2.2 A = [ * Qn = 0? ~ be > 0A, Au[etk ® a aie Oj =F 0? ~be> 0,5 = Oa <0 TeZe k < Oole stable attractive spirale, k > 001@ unstable spiral whe. A bed A=[ fy, 7] aes p=2,g=3b+4,8 = 4(6-4 1)(b—4) spiral pointsA < Oo}ojo} 312.3. ~1 0,4 > Dolojoh sh ~f1el7t 0 (7 AHS Bol Geh.)olw, center FHS} a trajec- tory: FU} BE trajectorys} 1217} Oo} ohy (78 7S Flo] SAVE.) . y= Acost+ Bsint,y! = Boost ~ Asint ]2= radius=/y? ty? = VATS BE MASH ES ME 7H Bo] See ahs] GHC O)elz, vets AE de ah 7 AAS EH 3] da S8e ale) wave Uep3] trajectory & WA} AS a ge Ade dave wash he ge ee ae She edeld. example 13} ¥4X critical point (nx,0) Faia} ne} Bole saddle, no] €Pol x) center7} det. nv} = 08 BH (Mya) wh = nS melee 1 <00)2.5 saddle olzg= (0) (1-1)! = vay = ~Qn-1)—(a-1)? & -w-vesea=[ 9 5 Jaze=o, 9=1> 00128 center ¥ = v2 =0,vy=—vs -y2=0 & Fe (0,0),(-1,0) (0,0) vy =m — oF — oES a-[2 5 Jaar=o, =1 lz Scenter GLO A =n +18 Fe Hi! =y2.th=—(i —1)— (i =P =i Hi? BA eeaa[t p jeize=-1< oz saddle Yh = v2 = 0,x5= 59? ~ =0 & Ee (0,0), (2,0) (0,0)oh4 yy = —y1 212.Zcenter Q.)4 Hi =n ~28 Fei Y= Hi +2)? ~ saddle Wl+hen lee n= sua=ut — vi=0 & ER (0,0), (41,0) (0,0)9444 yf © —y1 012. Zcenter C044 f= 1-12 et v= Wi +1) — Gi + Davi? + 31? +h olZ saddle. ehh} z (-1,0)14 saddle i = v2 =O, ¥=9y1 ~ yE=0 & Se (0,0), (43,0) (,0)9444 yy Sy LEE pa[2 i Jazen-o <0 sleandde (BO)44 =m — 325 Fe v2=Ava + 3) — Gh + 3)8=—m1 18y; 01 2. center. 8 — oy? = 189i, 10. uL 2, 13 M4, Qualitative Methods for Nonlinear Systems sbatzbals (~3,0)o 4 center we va=—4yi + Sut — yj=0 & EU critical point (0,0), (41,0), (2,0) (0,0)e14 yy & —4ys 0] = enter GO)AA fi = 1 = 18 $A yy OY 1B sade die. =}atz}alz (-1,0)444 saddle QO)AA vi =n - 28 Fe yy 24, oles center, oF 71A18. (~2,0)o44 5. center 0.94 = —cossn=0 & Ee (3 + 2nn,0),(—F + Inn, O)(ne Ji9} 4) sinz=2— = + oles (5 420m, 044 yi nn) vy = ~cos(yi + $) = singh © yi O12 saddle C Oe a =a + (F — Inne Fel Vp = ~cos(t — $) = sing © yi 1B. center nn = YF = wee Febe, vows = (dn ~ vi, ou Ave % au — ut = wavs +f , Fad Ag we urd nb ty =0 w= we AIA gale B= - oe AR y= f CRS) damping term 0] Bol7hal $7144 Ad ate cen- terSe spiral vive} ol: Wa2& rte] Z 7 0 & Ee (0,0), (42,0) = weele (0,0)o144 vp © 4u1 ya o]EEA = BR q=-4<0 152 saddle (2,0) vi=vi ~28 FR ve ~ Bi we LES a=[ 5 J, Jaze = -na=8 > 0,8 = =| 31 < 0012. spiral ( centers] sprialZ ssh eh) (22,0445 o41}518 sprialz. viet. 0 4 1] fol 16, 3. SYSTEMS OF DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS.PHASE PLANE.QUALITATIVE METHODS (2) e=w0— We Sw tye oe ° Arla w —4 o]22y > 2q Ae unstable node, 0 << 29 Me unstable spiral, p = OF AE center, -2

Oo} SAU Flo] Arp.) 38.6. Nonhomogeneous Linear Systems |. y7t (1)8) aed y — y= homogeneous equa- tions] Hol2s seta] ye y = yl") + ylP)Bo] eal of UAE homogeneous equations} 1742] a yO,yO,- yOR Dred yo Ve hs SIAEY LARS cry +eay4.--tenyin) 22 EARS satert she aleldy. YO) = (rvyay Un) 28 FAR EE yO = yO(0) = (1,0,0,--- 0) RHES, yMe yO(0) = (0,1,0,-++ 0S VHHES, yore yO) = (0,0,--+ 0,1) GHEE BSz (04 24 Eaaell Jay Va Sse), 9 = nOy® +y2O)y® +--+ yn(OyM oe 2a HS homogeneous equation 2} #0] y(*) 3} AEA) Veh. TALE 3H 2g HUA Belol o} aa yMe yO Be Beelz, meta ye yO, yO, ys] UaBPO= Zale + ded. A=[ 2G Ja eeenatuee ~2,2012 24249) eigenvectore [1,—-1]7, [1, 17 +ViE FR SSAE Hoel (utve) + (E17 lee UY = Mur + vat) + tur = 2m + ort) +1 2up,2v2-+1=0,2u + = 0,02 = —]yu BALE Us raf fem Joel A=[ {6 ]Aeicemauce -11012 242}9} eigenvector (1,—1)7,[1,1]7 wes Fa SAE BOW ue = (ue) + [1,~3)7e% fae, = rt1,3u2 = u1—3-& BW ta =0,u2 = 1 Hee dete val Sfereo[t]e+[ As [ $1} |e eeematuee -1,2012 2429] eigenvector (1,1]7,[1, 417 Yp = Mcost + vsinte FR EGAE oad Yp = —usint +veost Aucost + Avsint + (10cost,0]" e122 = uy = 301 — 402,01 = Buy — Aug + 10 =u = 1 — e202 = ui —2u2d Bat EA w= Typ = ~3,01 = Lv = =1 AES MME n= cet c2e*—7 costtsint ya = cre t+ bere —Scost—sint a1 a-[7 5 22494 eigenvectore (1,71, [1,1" Yp = ucos3t+vsin3t= $2 She soe Y¥p = [sin3t, 3 cos 3t]” AWE v1 = cic" + czett + singe va = —Tee~ + cnet + Scos3t |= scenes -4,4e12 [4a 2 sez As [ 28 Ja cigenvaluet. 2,50]2 2a} eigenvector® (1,—2)7 [1,1] Yp=UtVtee FL SSMS FOG ‘Wee vi = cre + cre — 0.18 — 0.4¢ v2 = —2ce* + ce + 0.32 + 0.6¢ a=[2? ; ls eigenvalueg: —10)32 eigenvector’ (1,1) abe} oleh. [a tee [tent aeee C2 FLEAS BOR = Aue! + [0,e]7 © pe} wom lsu € eel 1,0)" re hin wets a n i ent(ey — 02 teat) + Set “or teat) + det “ae w=[{ {Ja ceenatee ann 24249) eigenvector’ {1,1]7, [1,1] +vttwie Fa Spe tog sow [9g Jott we) © | see +[ 2 See | 224 10. nL. R vy = dugyve = dy 4.2,2u1 = 42,22 = 401, = dw ,0 = 4; ~ 16 & Be wy = 4,02 = 0,01 = 0,09 = 2,uy = up = 0 ASE UE M1 = crcl + coe + 4 2 = cre — coe + 2¢ (0) = e1 +60 =3,y2(0) = cr cp = 1 24H 1 =2en=1 Aa[ YG | eizematuee 1-113 2249) eigenvector (1,1), [1,1] Yorucls $2 Sede tow ypouctt=[ oh Joet+[ 5 Je 224H 2uy = ua +6,2u2 =m ~ 3 & BM ta = Spun =0 BeBe UME yi = ciel + cae t+ Set ene! ~ one 1, va(0)=er ~ e2 =O atta sa=4 ARES AL ys = Bcosht +3e, yp = Ssinht A= [ 2 2G Jat ciematuce 2, -s012 2249} eigenvectore [4,1]7, (2,1) Yp = ucosht-+vsinh te #71 54h Rog Yesusinht + veosht =Atucosh t+ wsinhe) + [ cosh 0 sinh ew aud ee aE WME v8 2easht cosh t+ 2sinht uy — Bua + 2,v2 dor — 8v25u v= 2,02 cye% + cae" + 2sinht cxe% + coe" + sinht vx(0)=4e1 + ¢2 = 0,y2(0)=e1 + 02 = 2eHHe = 02 =0 eee HE v1 =2sinh tye int o 5 Jy 2 A [ SG | eieematuee 5, sisi 2:2}9) eigenvecior® (1, i]"[1,—i™ homogeneous equation 3} Wyle veal {]etea[ 2 Jew =[ ch, Jowses [27 ] sine Yo SUF VEE FD SFAE TOU yp = [3t,—4]7 AES WE m1 = Acosdt + Bsinst + 3t y2 = BoosSt— Asin5t—4 1(0)=4 =1,yo(0) = B~4=-2 8 ej HE 11 = cost + 2sindt-+3t v2 = 2cos5t —sin5t ~ 4 aa[ FG Jo eeematuce 1.2012 2249) eigenvector’ [1,—1)7,[4,—5]™ equation®| $+} 31+ e*7} homogeneous equation | ae Yeh 42 2 modifications te} Yp = ute’ +vel'2 SI FFAS ZO 13, Mu 15, 16. WW. Yp = ute! + uct + vet Autet + Ave + [ 4 Jes et us Auuty= Av 4(5,—6)7 ue AS| eigenvectoro|2 = a all, 1" Hole crawl SF Je S]-[ 5 wt ed at 5(a~ 5) = -4(-a + 6)S VHA FASS a=1eladetvev=(10) 22 x 2 yp = [tet tel, tet]? 12! + done + tet +e er = 5 © 3 Ja gms 2h 479} eigenvector (1, 2i], [1,—2i]™ homogeneous equation 2} a¥baf = veal A Jets 3 Jom ucost + vsinte F2 Spage Boa Yo = [Acost,sin J? DAES UNAS yr. = Acos 2t + Bsin 2t +4 cost $4=5,y2(0)=2B=2 8 Bey A [ } f ]¥ eieeovauee: 8,1 zs] eigenvector [2,1], [2,-1]7 Ye = Ut+vitwis Fa FSGS tod ye = [2-9 BABS GUE yi = Ape + Dea set va = cre — exe vs(0) = 2er + 2ce ¥v2(0) =e ~ 2 = 1 28H He = 0,02 =f 4]ae, ola A=[S fa seenaues grain 2219] eigenvector (4,1), [1,—1)" Yorutvitwis 52 Seas Roe ¥p= (2 ~5,-4" BILE MWAE 1 = dere + ore +O -5 v2 = cre — cae? —t (0) = der +02 — v2(0) =e —e2 24H =aQ=1 ve teas daa (a+anv=of 1 |-[ a Jat arenas HES ae AANAU, SAAD Fgdo] Aq ah] SLES ve HS APA Ae MEd. aM SAALI + Ril, -) = B Set eet) (fp h)Ri + aR H/C fp =0 Slat Ae olay delete 18, 2. SYSTEMS OF DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS PHASE PLANE,QUALITATIVE METHODS (Ry + Ray = Ahn 4 (HE sla Heol Foil RES Aa 2h; +22 + 200 B+ th+40 bye + ER i Ja cigenvaluee -0.9 + VOT 2}2}8} eigenvector [2.1.1 + vOaT)", [2.1.1 - VoaT]™ Yp =UEZ FI SFAE TOG yp = (100,0]7 ase Wale Ty = 2eyel-09+ VOTE 4 2epel-0.8-VOAD 4. 199 Tp = (11+ VOAT eye(-094 VET + (11 ~ VOT) ope(-08-VOADE wade Hy = 2h +2f2 + aiosint Hy =—3h + Yo + 88sintz wee Yp = ncost+vsints $2 SFR Ro: Chapters. Us] BFE AS Fa, nonhomogeneous linear system y! = Ay + gol4 g7t Oo] hd BAAS ‘Yai, nonlinear systomé y/ = Ay +g BME 2 4A] Se PIAS Vd. na}9} linear equation? y1 = y,v2 = y',¥s Yoo sUn = ODE $e Vas) linear systems. Eee ald. linear systems) 24 (yi 42) 9} 484% trajectory, vw BUE phase planeelzt Weh tn = cise = cat sh sh, phase plane 9} @ (cca) UALS olFo}a trajectory ol BE critical pointe} Ge}. critical pointe 47} BBL ol FE PSS Tg FU Hol VE oe Ae A olaeledd 4 Sache node:# 2] BE trajectory7t (IAS 7144) BF Eel 274 LF yobs critical point. saddle: WPS] Fol 2 trajectorys} F Wate] He trajectory} 81% critical point. center:F 42) ZE trajectory7t closed curved critical point. spiral: 2] 2 trajectory? (WAS 71 Oe eH) BF E12 LF Y7He critical point. stability 4 (critical point)o] Goh gael ae ae vale. = F(y)*112) nonlinearealeta Fly)e $4 Ua SHAY Ays 2a WAG Ee BES ee. ‘undamped pendulum; 6" + ksin @ = 0 @ = 0% 2}o4494 linearization:@" + kd = 0 19, 20. 352 “4 woot [ 82 fewer al 178 BA cy = 17.948, c2 = 67.948 Jone At SLA AL AT, + R(t ~ a) + Reh = B Fale BA Lal, + Bille - hh) =0 SES Fold te tute Yo =UE FL SSAE TOM yy sass wide exe 8 4 Bene" Ft 0,7 +8 a= 2eye Ht — Dene He 4 0 10) = r+ 8er+ M0, (0) = 2e1-2en4 SF us, eda =— Bee Review 10. Lu. 12, 18, u. 15, damped pendulum; 6" + cb" + ksin8 = @ = 02 ZA} al.4494 linearization:6” + 6’ + kB = 0 phase planeol trajectory$2 39 2k ded. undamped pendulums} center damped pen- dulumed 44 spiral. u}cp 9] 27171 52.1 negative damping(y' 2} a7 & Slt AUA7F BEST ysl 2717 2 posi- tive damping(y'2] AE7+ B)olei4 €He] Wel We system € Ue}. oe Bo} Van der Pol equation; y” ~ u(l = v)y + y = 09) hz, o| AAAS] phase portraitel | limit eycle 6] UE} Ee. y'=Ay"t9 Alo] 4 A] cigenvalueds} eigenvectorxS Fee y= xeME a7} HEE. y/=AyPAAA AE nxn 9 n749} linear inde- pendental eigenvector x00,xi2),..-,20°) 7} shed 0} bass of eigenvectorseh ‘eb. ol 240] Eh aie 2724 Sse eigenvalue \1,2,+- bn 0l yy = e1x MOP per Med2t per tegx Mente WAALS 2S aS BYE. Az} 2x 291 294 eigenvalue A2} eigenvector x7} # ued Salsiel (A — Alu = xq us oh Dus exe’ + colxte + ue) SFR ¢ ale saddle point oll S¥G2] 47He trajectory HUY SLE trajectory} slat 1 349) trajec- toryS@ U2 a2 node oft trajectory Sol BF Boley ws heh 54 24 18s $e 16 1, 18, 19, 20. 21 22. a=[3 4 Ja egemanee -1,5 429) eigenvectors (1,-1]7, [4,3] DE m1 = cre * +4cze™, yo g=-6 <0 =z saddle A= [ 3a Ja cigenvaluee: -5,1 24249] eigenvector [1,1], [1,2]7 antl e yr = cre + cet ya = rem + Deret q=-5 <0 0122 saddle erent 4 See A= [2 7 Jet cieomatuce 424 2248] eigenvector®: [15 —¥)7 [13] aude veal A Jerse| ; Je = [ one oosae [ fe fe | sine =[ 4, Joma [ 2 Jona 2238) eigenvector’ [-2 ates 7 oo ee el wea easyer fas cost + { oa sint) 12. stable spiral a |s eigenvalueg. -1,-2 A2}9) eigenvectoré (1,-2}", [1,—3]* autebe wn cet + eoe™ p=-3a [2 Ls 2245) eigenvector’ [4,3], eit ere + c7e~?, yn = Beret — one ~10 <0 o1Bz saddle 1¥2 = —2eye-* — Bene A= 1628 stable attractive node A $ Ja cnematee 5-2 yt aa [ Ef Ja cremate 5-1 #29) eigenvectore (2,1]°,[2,—1]7 aba ce + 2ene*, yo = exe" — ene 3<0 e128 saddle 23, 24, 26, 21, A [ 42 Ja eigenvalue®: =1 i AASI eigenvector [2,5 — i], [2,5+ 7 ae “Clade (cr + ¢2) — (er — e2) i= ea eee “(Lge Joven] aia J) yee -(Lotte > a eigenvalueg 1-20} 212}9] eigenvector® (2,—1)",[1,-2]7 equationS} $al4 31 et7} homogeneous equation 3) Wel YE4= = modifications wep tel tvelR Fn Swe tog te! + uel + vet = Aute + Avet + [1 1]ete guy u=Auuty=Av+it,1]7 Me Aa elgenvertore] 22 a = a2, pes —pv=| 1 2 V)_f 20-1 acted to ape HL Sot Js eA7t $12ekel at ~2(2a—1) = —a~ 18 wgehoF H2ea=loln det ve v= [lee ae yp = [tet +ef, tet] Hehe v1 = Bore! + crem* + 2tet 4 ot a = ~cre! — Deze — tet 2 7 : a-[ J oy | eicenvatvee 1,101 229} eigenvectoré (3, —1)7, (1,—1]7 equations} feel al ef>} homogeneous equa- tion ©] aol YEH}! modifications} s}2} tet eve fe Fn SHE og ute“! + went — vet Aute"t + Ave~t4[-2,0]"etz ee} Auju—v= Av + [2,0] Ue AS eigenvector] 33 carnve[ 3 8] Fl ei slozid a= -(6+2) = —30d WHO a Se e=llatdeve v= (L722 ved yp= [tet tent, te] Wee nn = Sore tenet b tet ten Ya = ~c1et — cnet — tert homogeneous equations] Uys Bal 28s} z oh yp =ucost+vsinez Fa SSH HOG Yp = [cost — sint,0]" °4 A=[$ {Ja simatee 4-« AAS eigenvector® (2, —1]7, [1,7 Yp=utvitwios $n R4qs goa ¥p =[-1 — 812, -41]7 28. 29. 30. 3u 32, bake n= cre“ + egett 1 — 80? ya = exe" + get — at det(A — A=A? = p\ + q=00h4 saddle ols} = BMORHe g < Oolz ed AS AE HE EY AUFeigemalues ld FASE AO |p-re ae aaP[ 2 |p oes aasin aes, wer[ © ]piase at = , |proies are ° 4M p=tr(At) = a2 +32 > 09 = det(A2) = A283 > 0,4 = (3 +3)? — AdFa = (AF — MB)? BO ele} A unstable node. p= +h =-1g= Ade = -12 o]zsadale Ra Soh Ay Sf hdt+h =I; Fal Neb ~ het =0 ated te neal aelatel Bl = saset aaa) cigemalue—1, 24249] cigenvectoré [1,~4]",[4,-1]7 12. vedeseal TY letral 4 Jee 2r1Ra2 24H = aia Alzota| RU; — b) + LI = EB Fea N44 Ro —h)+ df Iadt=0 FRM AS oe else T= E-Bn—h), t= E+E goat E sled Fold FATE Ue MEAS ih + $f + 169sint 81, — 181 + 169sint ae 2} eig ed - [=i 3 Ja cents sta den vectoré: [1,—1]7 sh} Belch (A-+51u=([1,-1]7@ us st 2 (2,0]7 1212 homogeneous equations] Uae 1) ase, 3 ]) est geal 4 Jeme([ 4, Je+[ 3 ]) J, ucost + vsinte® Fa Spas to [-19 cos t + 62.5 sin t, 6 cos t + 2.58in¢]* Base Uta (er + ext + Bez)e- — 19.c0s t+ 62.5sint (ci + gthe** + Gost + 2.5sint eit fea —19=0 wer $6 =0 2E¥eiey = 6,e2 = 325 EA 315] formulad Fold FATE AL 1 + 0.12 +10, fy = ~0.1f; ~ 0.9/2 +10 1 WS eigenvalues 0.1127, 0.8673 Baja elgenvectoré(h,-0.127)"s [l,-7-83)7 ue FR ASAE HOG Ty =[100,0]" Danie a cperentit yoyo not top Ty = ~0.12Te1e70-H12T1 _ 7.g730qe~ 0.8878 AAEAL SH c1 = ~101.6,c9 = 1.64 33, 34, MY = ~ Thom + yo082 th = on - hyve aS BAS] eigenvaluee —0.03, -0.15 24249] eigenvectore- (2,3) [2,—3]7 UNE ANE yr = 2cpe~8-98# + 2epe~O-1SE ¥2 = 3cye~9-03t — gene“ O15 ey + ea = 0, y2(0) = Ber — Ber = 90 15 (0) = 22 Heer = 15,02 i [ eG Ja eigenvalue i 2-3 242t9} eigenvector (17, veal} eer 1 le =[ 21S, Jose [71 Jane fetch we ~ 2Z +4 homogeneous equation 2] Uebel cost int 4[ Sine ]+2[ Set] Yo? REVS Undetermined coeficients method: yp =utviz Fal Yeav= Aut Aves [tg]? ole v1 = ug + vat + true = ur — it & Pe vy = 1m) = = ye = [1-47 Variation of parameters method; homogeneous equations) basisi= sy [BJs *T cost “eit= [| a” © o| sint =f, iss Je=| aaint } ft cat |Lo]# teint + e081 cost sat weaves [Sr] | =[2am = [2 Palle||e=]) a Astdgemeer | | ].[ 2] ote x= [ oh. aM D=X-1AX [ 1, ]a tas xotaxe ages io Qi roXly2 fay =Xzy =e Qed Xz = AXz +g X71 G Pwo Pate 2 = Dz + X~'g. ie afl Ul t]ealt le x e=4[ 1 7 Ae Ia ee Ag Ube HAG aint $, anim t$ cl mytaed AR VA linear equations Se, (2 —iay)e“" = (mre! (zi, + ina)e'* = (znett)! 35. it+1) las eet f 01 A=[ 9, G jsoes1>0 ets comer Lordy asa L Yp = Xe [ i I aor j-[ 7 ] lyn 5 0, snus = 0-8 Hm seat poate } 2nz, 0), (n+ 2n,0) (ne 2) 9} 9-5) A was) Aste Ualebare well ae Reape ee See (nx, 0)441 Yi = 91 — Inne ve = On — vy} = O08 SA critical pointe ee aye (0:0), (1,0), (-1,0) A= [ ° 4 = 4>0 6] 28 center (0,0) us Ra ae (4 + nn, OA Fi =~ (w+ Inn) Fe ar) ]ee=-a costes sasate vy =sinyy = sing +) = sing & oe (L0)44 gi Sy 18 Fe vf Ovi as[ SG ]q=-coes saate 04 a [ 2 0 | Pegs 2>Oelescenter | 38, ayy 4248 = 0,—tyn = 0-8 a criial pointe (-1,0) 44s obattal center (0,0), (0,1) (,0)14 a 2y2 we = 0, —tany = 0 € Ee critical pointe rs ve ante Ss asf 8 2 Jireoent6>0 nie cme tanz=24224 Seb4...0)22 (0,1) te = ye +18 FA yh = ye DEE Ae ds a=[ 4, 9 jw=-6 A = Feo, = Hey a4 = B= fra, Eee 3. S4 2ofa kala! 2c A+ y= ag(1 22424 Ds 9 + a12 + a22? +0329 + agzt + 1 + 2anz+ Bagz? + dagz) + (1 = 2)y = a1 + 2a2z + Sage? + days? + = 012 ~ 2agz? — Bayz? + L=a)y' lee 1, a1 = 2az — a1, a2 = Bas —2a2, 4a4 —3ag,-+- 92 Fey (lteter tat tate y= ee jortayz+a22* +032 tar" +0525 +agz* + 0; +2agz+3agz?+4aqz?+5asz44-6agz°+- 2agz+2a;2*42agr9-+2agz4+2a4z5 + Day elSS 0 3 = a5 = yaao(t +2" + det + h28 +--+) = aoe a9 +ayz+ axa? +a3z* + ago ++ a; + 2az2 +3052? + days? + - (142)y =a +2022 +3052? +4aq2? + --- + are + 20,2? + Sagz* + y=(1t+2)7 se 41, a1 = 2a7 +1, o2 = 3a3 +202, fay +Sas,--- 28 $e} a =ag as, AES y= a0(1 +2) iobarztazz? +azz% par +as2bagr® a; +2a27-+3a3z*+4a42° +5asz*+6agz° +- aor +012? +0925 +agz* +42? + zy ALE 10. u 12. 13, Power Series Method Sool a2 + bial baa ky BAA; ag-+ay2-+092? +092 a4r*+a5z°+ag2°+- 1 +2an2+3agz*4+4a42"+5agz*+6agz9 +. = 202 +3-2agr+4-3a4z? +5 4agz? +6-Sag2t +++ ky 2S BPS op Feo, oat es ats at ) ta(et het 4 Bed 4.) k= Asoee ys ao(h + 5 (22)? + (22)8 + H(22)° + + BQ + H(22)9 + Hae) +--+) = ao cosh 27 + #P-sinh2z BA 8 Sols k= 37 q Afoles y= a9(l ~ }(32)? + J(9z)* — (32) +--+) + B(x ~ 4662)! + H(G2)! ----) = a9 Cos 3x + $$ sin Sz ¥f = 00 +az tar? tasz® tage! + ay +2032 + 3ag2" + daqz? + e128 a1 = a0, a2 = 3 = foo, = Jao, a4 = = ao,---S He ag +2+ 422+ fet + dott.) =a9e% oe $e y= aotare+azz*-+ag29 +agz"+agz® 406294 of = 0; 42022430927 +442? +5agz* 460525 +. Saty = Seoz?+3a12"-+ Sanz" +3anz + Sac2" +. 244 y=ao(t +2! + $284 $294 +++) = ager eae ea g(t +32? 4 Wats Hao 4. ta(t $294 Fah to) = ap cosh +0; sinh power seriesi= +Uuwe 9282) 2 formal eal da be. 4.2. Theory of the Power Series Method hy Sasrle ee, So ten e” try = > Rana tt = ¥ = Sonos" = ein t Yana" eo i yf = Wry 12s A ATES ae 0; = 0,—2aq-1 = (n+ Lanya(n > 1) & FH BE EF 01,05,05,---2 01D BSCE 1D Bld n= 2-1 Habe, ~ hax-ay(k > IS Va So naga? Dee Dona” 0 aye So on-iz", Enon” ~2 D+ Denne (x= 2)y/ = So (nan = 2(0 + Yongs)2" y 2S ASSES vlzate, sana = nan ~2(n-+ Neng (n>) ) 3. y= Soon", v= So non2* ay ~3y = So (naq ~ 30q)2" =k 2 HI = 300 = ky hon ~ Ban = O(n > 1) 2e12E a =—£, an =0(n 43) Fags? ~§ tase 4 v= Sans", y= SE nagar! i 27 = nags™41=5"(n — 1an-i2” (=2?jy/ = at DO ((nttend1 —(n—Ian1)2" dev= So dana = So an et (1-24\y =22y oles AGES uaa 2; = 0,(n-4 Nang —(—1)anm1 = 2aq—1(n > 1) OAR a1 = 0, Ong, = an. y= ag(h at 42s a6 + y= Sow 1 = Sole Nong” n=O y= mtn t2)eng22" SP 4 2y = Do (#12 + 2)an pa -3(2 + Nang + 2an)2". WO +2y =O slag ante = ant — ——— > ann > 0) t= TED” ET Hz) 42 = $01 ~ a0, a3 = a2 - bay = 21 ~a0,--> oar al et y= a0 +012 + (501 ~a0)x? + (= gor 790) + oegt® AMEE on = SE aS Feo) sal abe UEHES $27 Ga de Asty = ie beast daa uded 2+ ach =) is (42? — 2)y = )° an—2 — 2an)z" ~ 2(a +012), Sonos", a= ~4zy' vf" = n+ Nin + 2ange2” a yf — dry! + (42? — 2)y ay + Basz — 4a — 209 + 032) 435 (410604 2)an42— 4a + 4ay=2—2a) 2" = uf Ary + (4x? —2) (42 + 2)an — 4a. RF DRF2) NFView mE TO = (BE + 2)bi = AO bo = bi, bags (ak @r+2) 21) b3 = fyboy- & Weeh. eal Ame U0. Jo] 2H a9 = 2,01 = as, Ong? = tF%; bederrt oe Fe, “Gra 2)Gae43) 62D EE c2 = foods = hoo, Vet. Rely = all +74 Br + St +: ) tates tet = (ao-+ay2)(1422 + S424. 0 = rch = = (aotarz)e* ¥= Sans", y= Son +1)(n-+ 2onaa2”. 70 axe vf #4y = So (0+ lr + Danga + dan)s” ytysoees, an (n > 0) ont? = Gy ama). n= 2k AS; tn = aatyyonn2 = 4. SERIES SOLUTIONS OF DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS, SPECIAL FUNCTIONS Settee) Aeaae va, Soom =03 ah 2 GRE ‘ =a 2% = ag cose - SE Ghee 0 co ships n=2k+ 19 BSt on = SM gos 2 EFAGE Ue, kt) Soemaattt= =a 2c aes ad YS ((n41)(n42)0,42—n(n=1)aq —2nan +2an)z” (= 2)y" — 22y! + 2y =0 one = ky 1Z8 (n+ Da = kons0n = Es u. V =v AER ong = Be nol Bole an = $F, nol FOR On = SF Olt + Ste eats s = ap cosh t+ ay sinh y= Sant", (t+ Dy! = ys (nan + (tty =yttsi ose a1 = a0 +1, 01 +202 =a; +1, in (n> 2) SBE ann = (n+ Nangs)t™. 2 13, 18 19, 20, a 22, fae | 912.8.aq = (1)? a (n>2) va ae 00 ++ So a" ae 5" ~ieclea ay ae, peer y et SDM _ycure a = ao(l-tt)+t+t > “eae = aocis te Sayeed LeSe yr tty = a(t +H +(t w¥c peed Sog(l $+ (4) GL +0) =ege-+2In2 y= ao tartare te, ¥ =a; +2a2r+- Beis 24 (q+) torr+- Tole 246] a1 = a1 + Lolo}of ated. Geri = mer 7 OES 00, & [2] < 00 = (mame) — mi? glee jah (m +2)(m41)2" +3)(m42 ~SREHR 9 4 el< 2 25, 4.8. Legendre’s Equation. Legendre Polynomials P,(z) ole, an42 shame (> 0) Pi Beton a= Bet atans fet Fes ae (E21) BABE n(e)ae¢ See. In(1 +2) In( + 2) ~In(1— 2) = 2yo(z) (r+ tat bas 4. (1-29)y" - 22 =08 2 dé (1-29) ~222 = 0, & Inf - 24] +6, v: 3. m— 2m > 02) ma Hat44zb summations sha th |S Eel. n = 21a m= 08 Fo) ates m=19 89, -2e oad ea. 4 PAG@)E ae Se, : (1~29)PY — 22P5 = (1 ~ 22)(152) — 2(152" — 3) = ~3028 +182 = -12($229 — HB) = —197, 5. (1s)2] 4leia4 summation aj summation 2] m Hal s+ 26 gated S> m(m — lane"? = D6 +26 + Yassre"7t BE ol Bee, 3)S Bae ee ale 6. (AA I/(S5 AFIPS OLE Ss Bae MAA N22 & Fae. @-1 = dean ( metre Sterns Ser (2) See =o yew ( 7 ) (2n — 2m)(2n - 2m — 1) (@n—2m—2) ---(2n=2m—(n=1))2*—-2m—9 Scam (2) n= 2m)! nam Lor (near Sep (2n = 2m) EO Fie a (eB! 10. 4. SERIES SOLUTIONS OF DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS. SPECIAL FUNCTIONS = 2*nlP,(2) ane de nase panning y =r Ps(t) + cam(t) = ci Pa( 2) + cayn(2) (4714 wit p206 (6)o4} n =e) 1921") a 1 Ble?) pl6-5-429 - 3 @ Eye —32t-+327-1) 3(52° — 82) = Py(2) 7206 (4) 494 [8821 = SGRSGTE? 1 (6 ~ 00) (a) WA page208 (11) °]4-4H Legendre polyno- rial 0} ah); (n+ 1)Papa(@) ~ (2n + 1)2Pq (2) + 2Pa—x(2) SUSE Sasi (n+1)Pa4i(z) + nPn-1(z) Tee Get 1)Cn 42 — 2m) = EP" ee FT me a Fai ° ym Oe min Gn 42 = am) — 2m} BaF mi(n eT = wale T= Be (an~ amytet#2 (n+ (an - am! a a= me n+ 1)ePa(z). S 1 = a 8 emer = Le SS Fool VE BHAS UHWE Bol Ae. (9) PAS us cles 1 ~ ru + urs Feet Eat =) nFyu? (1-220 + u) = Virtua We Buel deta us| powers Qelepa Bo Fav — > Faaaw" = (01) Resa n=O ~ 22 nFu" + (nm 1)Faaw" ol 2S 30 n> Lol Fo® UA; (n+ 1)Fr4i — (2n + L2Fa + nFa-1 SUEVE SF alt. Be BITE Wass (ea u = 08 gabe Pols) = 4 u = 08 Ase A(z) ‘a = Pa (n > O)olch. Po(z)s(+)% Pe z= P(Zslez (b) (13)eh u = ri/rasz = cos 0% AQ]. 1 Sova (Or = Lele (3)49) Be 2 Pa(l) A) 1 > yh yn ‘Lele (13)4)9] aha reo 'u"o} Be PA(-1) =(-1)" 1 So (3 )utmeqe vers > 3 (4 eee Pon¢n(0) = 0012 Paio)= (53 e=0eld @) (0) Sasa aa. LL. w= (1-282 fa y=uyy suv twy! = uly + Quy! + ue S gle daa gelapa (1= 24 )uv" + (= 28)2u' —a2u}e! +{[n(n +t) ~ Seu t (1—28)u" 22" = et2leh (L~ 22)u! = man, (1 — 2%)u!" — dou! m(u + 232P)S AEE Te UE re (15) Be + Ud. He $a AWW SS od das Saebt “P(e) = (1— 22)!" — 22a! + nln + Lu me Baba (1 24) (ul™y"— 26m + 1)a(ur))! + [n(n 1) —m(m-4 D)}ul™oje, * m=0U HE Seas] ola ma af Yar} aoletel, POH) SEL 22)(ul™)" — 2(m+ Lau + [a(n +1) ~ m(m-+1)}ul™)? = s2)(ul™™ DY" — aut" = 2mm + Ix(ul™*YY — 26m + 1)(ul™Y" + [n(n +1) —_m(m+ 1)]uor4d = (1= 28) (ult Y" — 2e(m +.2)(ulm 4D) + [n(n + 1) = (m+ 2)(m + Yur*) oles. 8] PAS Bole. ezz Legendre equation 2} fuel ed WE (15) 2} oleh (24 pf = vias (1 -22)3 Ph = aeVT— a? ; (1-22) (1 —22)(1052? — 15) 12. PE 4.4. Frobenius Method p.grh2=aoetA analytic dd, Ya 2. Power se- ries method’ 9!" + py/ ay = 09) ¥}A9 jal, Frobe- nius method (2 20)?y"+ (2—zo)py +qy = 08 YALA clBRe. Power series methodel4) as} FUUVE PAIL Be = 2044 p99) 78 2b ular point7}|2] Agqeche ac}. ayes ot] Bathe FYFE singular point 7 Ag aed 1 ade ath 2 alate Fel ty” tty — rr-1+r-1=08 a marty =(etit 3 y=2" ane" 28 a= 2)y"4 201 ~ 2) —2y = 3 (mre m+ rlameaz™ wat = Smt nim t= tame 42:0 (mtr Nangae™ (Buter-Cauchy) 1 YE (m4 ranz™ 2 > ame summationel 4] m +7 = 0 c]BEr 19H ("= Tag + 2rag = 0. 0,-1(8a421) Bust hr =O (m+ L)mam 41 — mm = Ton + 26m + Lam 41 = dram — 20m = 0. (m+ 1)(m + 2)am4r — (rn? + 3m + 2)em 12.2 am4i = am(m > 0) aaBS yi altztet easy Fed dir =-19 4, m(m— Dames ~ (m— 1)(m— 2)am + 2mams ~A(yn — 1am — 2am = 0. m(m + 1ame1 — (m* + mam = 0 12S met = Qm(rm > 1) ase y= 2a tae +27 +29 4---)) + f= Stan vat Lop tnear independentel® ©. yp = 1 = 0,-1o) AFAllEs oye Fe HY Af a7 AGA es} linear dependent@ + ac. ee, 24 182) reduction of orderpye 0] 8-44 we& Fae} Ue 4 yaa Sons 22 Fe mao say"42y'4y=4 > (merti)(mtrangiz™? met 42S (mtr tDangiz™ + > ame? wat hao summationel 4 m = —14s4,4r(r ~ Tap + 2a = 0. $2? =O ele: (8317 hy) 3A st r= 08 4, A(on + 1)momst + 2+ Lada + dim = 0 Ome1 =~ TaeECEsTTOm (m > 0) WEEE FA om + = cos VE Wal hs 28 12 reduction of onder ol L rat > Faces? Ve WE de = f 25. (va=tae) an VE. 22S yo = uy: = sin VE yaat Yo anc o8 Fe n= ay'42y t2y= So (mt et iimtrjonae™ 42 35 (mbrtijoms2 474 > ania? e444 mm = —19 8 r( a #0 EB? +r = Oe 7 =O, Jap+2ra 1 (Aa) 2A Ayr 08 a, dH, 2a) = Oo} 2 (m41)amsi$2(m4 amt +am-—1 = 0 (m > 1) One = eaten apve LF 0,5 ASAE on = -| 2 oe 00 (Dana Soon See ate a5 = 2 UWE FL = 0 az =Psinz, ages y = SF e Hee y= SPAM eh; 2A 1 reduction of order ol EA SSH Obes] eg Fab, dy tare eae at clas WAS glee ft 4 oft +ty = 044 SEE ws Seo) waAle] Me}. teas B22 ye = Sone oD ame" 28 Fe ay! += 22\y + (e-Dy = DY (mtr tint ramyae™t + SS (mtr t Domne” 4. SERIES SOLUTIONS OF DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS, SPECIAL FUNCTIONS =2 (mt nene™? +S amre™? = Fo ane? Teed r(r — lao Tap =0,r=0 anit sr =0u 4, m=0% 9, a1 — a9 = 0013. (m4 2)mamnes + (+ Yames ~ 2am + Om—1 = Gym = 0 (m > 1) ate Fae, (+ 1)amg1 ~ (2m 4+ Nam + am—1 = 0 (m+ 1)Pam41 ~ (mt Dam ~ Mam + dom — (m41)(0+ Neamtt ~ Am} = Mam — Omi = mam — am—121et FR(M + 1)bmgt = br 0 128bq = man ~ amt = 0 212 8.0m = $8 pea SE ae x det of; 24 14 reduction of order ol [lenis 28128 nun eine Sons" 28 Fel ay +(2-2y Smee nim remsie™* $2.35 (mtr tamu ~2 s (m+ rama" +S emaz™t 2 3 ome rat m= "AVA r(6 = Nag F209 = 0,7 = anid yr = 09 st, m=09 a, 2a ~ 2a9 = 0013. (m+ 2) mama +2(m-+ Damrat ~ 2m $4m=1~ 2am = 0(m > 1) AUSS Fea, (m+ 1)(m + 2)am+41 — 2(m + 1)am + @m—1 = 0 (m+2){( + Namga — Om} = Mam ~ Gipmt & EL am me 12 Sam = 2 00 Sm net 59094 ah; 299-122 reduction of order 1 9. 24+2=¢2 Fl Buler-Cauchy equation. m=242, = (e42y? 10. Euler-Cauchy equation. (@-1), w= (e-1)-? u x am" 28 Fe 222 ~ ‘Dy (aD ty =2 Semon (m+r—1)aqz™* —2 by (mt FA 1)(m-4 Pam 2™t = J (mb 2)aq a = Entre tangiz™ + Do ama™ 19 A, -2r(r — Lao — rag r= 0,8 tal dyn = 08 2m{on — 1am — 2(m + Lamp — Mam = (m+ 1)am4t + am(m > 0) = (m+ 1)2m+ 1am 41 + 2m? — 3m + 1am =0 enn = Erle Domin 20) a = 09, 0= a2 =a = ++, THE Hts abd ar = de a, 2(m + 3)(m — 3)am — 26m + $)(m + Bomar = (m+ bam — (m+ Z)am4i + am (m > 0) (mn + 3)(2m + 2)am4 = (2m? — m)am(m > 0) 0 =a; =a2 =a3 TAZ e y= VE 7S ane" on $e aflty—ay= So (mtr tilt rjomyie™ +E tmertnamanems— 3 onaet ot mag Arle Yao + req = 0,7 = 0 Ada ay = 00 m=08 4 a: =0elx, (mT) mndin 4+ (rm-+1)0m-43 Ot =O (m > 1) Omdt = Gebyrem=1 EVE LF OMERE ane = Ghar alk 2 1) WUTE FOE on = Glas (> 0) es UA Ayr = 00] FZojBe, Vonz™22 Fa ait+h— a ve=uinr+ SS mim = Yana"? = ryf Ine +2y} 13. “4. 15, +xinztnt+ SS mame"! mat + Sm + 1am gt —am-a)2™ ASSS 1 = 0, 254 AGE 14 4a mel A401 (m+ 120m 41 ~ On 04] m=%k-1eld (m+ 1Pamss ~ dma = — gage (2 2) Soak = GF — aerarepe(t 22) an a a a 7 Fe Be = 8 alg =a + weamilng— 42? Boat ahs, Euler Cauchy equation y1 = 2?, Soaten se wz ay! fy +(e? By y 28 = DY (mtr +2) mtr Yamyre™tt? Axo 7 =2 5 omsnz™trt? =29 ed r(r— Lao — 2a = 0, r= —1, AYA ayr=-1d g, m=—1Y 4 2a, = 00]n (m+ 1)mam42 + (m= Vam + am = O(m > 0) BA8G am. 20-02 =a= a= yaa" 09 +a9(2! +5 AeA as = 02 FOG, y= 27) ‘4 al; 239-14 reduction of order 01 pas, ~fpde=-% Uarte F = h = fu. ( us [vie=S omaery ke? pets anne (-1)* now 3 maa ay!" £87 + ay = 3S (mer tytn emere™? 2 Doms — THT Amel ma bet*)} SHIM, 16. oy (mtr taneia™ 44 Sa sent? m= 14 a r(r~ Lay + Sra = ,=2 AWA ar = 09 sf, m = 0,128 ae ate 3a: = 0,202 + Gaz = 0,603 + 94s (m4 Domes $30m + Dens + 40m—2 = 0 ~parseTena (m 23) Es EF TETT tae > 0), FW oh; 28 Lal reduction of order ol x are H nar ana) 1 mun (@) a(t —2)y" + [e— (@+6+ Daly’ ~ aby = ¥ (mtr sim trangia? = Smsnine m0 cD (mtr tamara? aye" =o m= 19 eh, r(r — tao + crag =0 28H n=0,r= n=084; (m+ 1)mam-42 — m{m — Dam ++ (mm + Lams = (a+6+1)mam —abam = 0 (m > 0). (m+ 1)(m + camer —(m + a)(m+ Dam =0. F012 818k amt = ETH EY onl > 0), aah Son meet) mekm=1) Tee a9 = 12 FE m > Lee sot Dele tim Nps + --(4em=9) Hele+3) (elim AES (16)2) BE Bee, 7 (bau O7 $9] BF ame GARE Oe} (m+ a)(n+t) ‘am | (mb i)(m +e) #awae fel <1 1 (m+ 0) lee 4, SERIES SOLUTIONS OF DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS. SPECIAL FUNCTIONS (©) Fl-mb,b)-2) =u> Caen sat m0 aym ah ara So MOTD (na mt) mal ™ -3( 4 )e=ater. (AD SAS V9] AF nol Ha AYA.) neF(1~n,1,2:2) amet FS Game=n)---(m mim —1) ens So cy tr 3 a 4. =eP (4,1, $)—22) aresing = 2+ dyoo + glide’ + gdp” + ax(4 SS ESCM=D am enh, ya? at er be) In.t2) = 2-3 48 2F(1,1,2;-2) wn fesante+ 3 sp +++ )=22F(4,1, $524) (@) ra = 1—col@ (a) 2 AS} medal m+1—ce aaa ash) (m42— (m+ Names =(m+1~c+a)(m4+1—c+b)am =0(m>0) S Bs MAE m1 = Oe BHAA cabal a a2- etlb—c+1d aes gous v2 =2!-€F(a~e+1,6—e+ 1,252). 4.5, Bessel's Equation. v= b= Ady(e) + BU_y(e) oe ayant ott Ara ny = Ay = EY y= Ady (2) + BJ_o(z) = AJ(Az) + BJ-v(d2) (ut B=7t ob wh) are a2 4 aay FY F ee ae 2g tea tv ge fY) sod } 208 442) + 2 4 (422 - Dy =0 2d 2 eee G+ (3? ~ v=0 y= Ady (2) + BI_3 (2) 17. 18, 1. 20. tot @z= ola w 1 dy at” yh de Tray a" (t= Alte = 4) = 2(¢ - (2 - 4), Ot+ D= Olle ~ty)z+ ti} + D. AS (18) oH agate, aye EE + (cr) + xy @y yb s(ce+ 2m (15)44 — bal Fol ba=4,b= 49) A Gola cr Bo} obs. EA 162} yi, y27t basiso) ec}. y= AF(4,4, 332) + Bet F(2,1, 52) = AQ 2)" 4 Bed F(S,1, $52) (HIF ELAS Bat 169] AIS olga.) = 8,0 =2,b=29 A$o128 y = F(2,2,3:2) o7t BET HAG EA 16d) 9} Bsa] (m= 1)(m + 1ame1 ~ (m>0) oz 0 = ay = a9 = a3 = +0) 44 5 n& FU4, yee -22} 022 yi, yok linear inde- pendente}o4} basise| cy. Ba BS y= AF(2,2,3;2) + Be? = -2,b= 10 AFele. y= AF(-2,1, 452) 4 Brtr(—8,1,52) | = AC —82+ 827) +Brha—at c= $,a=-1,b=~2¢1 APeled. y= AP(-1,-2,};2)+ Bed P(-} = A(1 + 42) + Bad F(-}, Besse] Functions J.(z) 4 HD 4 PY). gel 2 = oo(a$t + 424) + 182M + (3624 —16)y =0 éy , oa aoa tee + (2 — Dy =0 ys Adz (2) + BI_ gle) Ldy 1 dy. agit 4x3 dz" 42? dz?’ " 22 dz aty 24 8 Ma ty, y=)

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