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, try y
2
= A(x)y
1
as a solution.
2nd Order ODE: Nonlinear irreducible, stuck. Nonlinear reducible, reduce to 1st order. Linear homogeneous with
constant coecients, y = e
mx
. Linear homogeneous equidimensional, y = x
m
. Linear inhomogeneous with constant
coecients, undetermined coecients. Linear inhomogeneous without constant coecients, variation of parameters.
Guessing y
p
for undetermined coecients: Given y
+py
P(x) dx
and reverse product rule.
Variation of parameters: solve homogeneous case for y
h
to get Ae
P(x) dx
, then change A to A(x) and solve.
1
,
2
< 0 then stable node.
1
,
2
> 0 then unstable node.
1
< 0 <
2
then hyperbolic xed point.
1,2
= i
then stable spiral.
1,2
= i then unstable spiral.
1,2
= i then elliptic point. One eigenvector zero, eigenvalues
negative = stable star. One eigenvector zero, eigenvalues positive = unstable star. No eigenvectors zero, eigenvalues equal
and negative = stable improper node. No eigenvectors zero, eigenvalues equal and positive = unstable improper node.
Partial with respect to time positive = unstable; partial negative = stable.
Power Series: Try y =
n=0
a
n
(x x
0
)
n
. Frobenius: try y = x
p
n=0
a
n
(x x
0
)
n
.
Sturm-Liouville: Given:
(py
+ qy + wy = 0
dened on a < x < b with a, b nite and initial conditions y(a) + y
(b) = 0, with p, p
, q, w
continuous on [a, b] and p, w > 0 on [a, b], we have the following:
Given f, g =
b
a
fgw dx, we can write f(x)
n=1
f,n
n,n
n
(x).
If q 0 and p
n
n
|
b
a
0 then all of the eigenvalues are non-negative (multiply by y and integrate (one term by
parts) from 0 to L, then examine signs).
The eigenfunctions are orthogonal (multiply one equation by
n
and the other by
m
, subtract, integrate from a to
b, integrate by parts).
Eigenvalues are real (else let
n
be the complex conjugate, subtract and multiply as before to get
n
=
n
).
Innitely many eigenvalues, arbitrarily large.
Fourier: f periodic with period 2 then f = a
0
+
n=1
a
n
cos(nx/) + b
n
sin(nx/) where a
0
= 1/(2)
f(x) dx
and a
n
= 1/()
0
[A(w) cos(wx)+B(w) sin(wx)] dx
where A(w) = (1/)
n=1
a
n
cos(nx/L) with a
0
= (1/L)
L
0
f(x) dx and a
n
=
(2/L)
L
0
f(x) cos(nx/L) dx.
HRS: f(x) =
n=1
b
n
sin(nx/L) with b
n
= (2/L)
L
0
f(x) sin(nx/L) dx.
QRC: f(x) =
n=1,3,...
a
n
cos(nx/(2L)) with a
n
= (2/L)
L
0
f(x) cos(nx/(2L)) dx.
QRS: f(x) =
n=1,3,...
b
n
sin(nx/(2L)) with a
n
= (2/L)
L
0
f(x) sin(nx/(2L)) dx.
Bessel: x
2
y
+ xy
+ (x
2
2
)y = 0.
Legendre: [(1 x
2
)y
4Dt. We have
t
u = v
x
u + D
xx
u, with v as drift (advection) velocity
and D as diusion constant.
Greens Function: n(x, t) =
G(x x
, t)n(x
, 0) dx
where G(x x
, t) = 1/
4Dt exp[(x x
)
2
/(4Dt)].
Characteristics:
t
u + a(x, t)
x
u = g(x, u, t) then antidierentiate a(x, t) = dx/dt to get x
0
in terms of x and t;
antidierentiate g(x, u, t) = du/dt. If g(x, u, t) has x, plug in expression for x in terms of x
0
and t. Plug initial conditions
to get constants in terms of x
0
; plug in x
0
to get form for u(x, t).
Cartesian 2D:
2
u =
xx
u + yyu. Polar:
2
u =
rr
u + (1/r)
r
u + (1/r
2
)
u.
Diusion Bessel R(r): if R
+ R
/r + k
2
R = 0 then R = AJ
0
(kr) + BY
0
(kr).
Wave Bessel R(r): if R
+ R
/r
2
/r
2
R +
2
R = 0 then R = AJ
n
(kr) + BY
n
(kr).
0
e
x
2
dx =
/2.