First use (20) in Section 6.4.
y'' +
1 − 2a |
x |
y' +
b2c2x2c − 2 +
a2 − p2c2 |
x2 |
y = 0, p ≥ 0 (20)
Express the general solution of the given differential equation in terms of Bessel functions. Then use (26) and (27)
J1/2(x) | = |
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(26) | |||||
J−1/2(x) | = |
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(27) |
to express the general solution in terms of elementary functions. (The definitions of various Bessel functions are given here.)
y'' + y = 0
y(x) =
C1 | ||
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sin(x) +
C2 | ||
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cos(x)y(x) =
C1 | ||
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sin(2x) +
C2 | ||
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cos(2x) y(x) =
C1 |
x |
sin(x) +
C2 |
x |
cos(x)
y(x) = C1 sin(2x) + C2 cos(2x)
y(x) = C1 sin(x) + C2 cos(x)
First use (20) in Section 6.4. y'' + 1 − 2a x y' + b2c2x2c − 2 + a2 − p2c2 x2...
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