Consider the differentia equation y" + y' + xy = 0. By using power series solution about the ordinary point 0 we obtain: Ck-1 k- 1,2,3, ... Cx+2 k+2 (k+2)(k+1)
Consider the differentia equation y" + y' + xy = 0. By using power series solution about the ordinary point 0 we obtain: Ck-1 k- 1,2,3, ... Cx+2 k+2 (k+2)(k+1)
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Transcribed Image Text:Consider the differentia equation y" + y' + xy 0. By using power series
solution about the ordinary point 0 we obtain:
Ck-ム
k 1,2,3,...
Cx+2
k+2
(k+2)(k+1)
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