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Lecture Notes - 14.11

The document discusses methods for solving differential equations, focusing on the importance of ensuring linear independence of particular solutions. It outlines the process of updating initial guesses for solutions and compares the method of undetermined coefficients with the method of variation of parameters. Additionally, it provides examples and steps for finding complementary and particular solutions to various differential equations.

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Lecture Notes - 14.11

The document discusses methods for solving differential equations, focusing on the importance of ensuring linear independence of particular solutions. It outlines the process of updating initial guesses for solutions and compares the method of undetermined coefficients with the method of variation of parameters. Additionally, it provides examples and steps for finding complementary and particular solutions to various differential equations.

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We want dast our

guess for a
part!cular solut!on !s not

l!nesly dependent the


w!th
complementary solut!on

mu

Of th!s !s the case , we need do


get rool
of
th!s

s!mply apolte
l!nes To
dependency th!s
do we
,

our !n!t!al
guess by mult!ply!ng+ (repeatedly) unt!l

are ensure
l!nearly !ndependence of part!cular solut!on

solut!on
complementary
and .

y "-ey-by
*
Exemple = 2e

Step
Complementary
1 : solut!on

r! -
3r -
4 = 0 = (r - u)(r+ 1) = 0

= T = k
,
r= -
1

4
Gehy +
-

yc(x) ce
=
=s
nun
Se2 Based : on what he saw !n our
prev!ous
Lecture solut!on
,
our
guess for a
part!culer !s

Ae Y
yp(x)
=

However, th!s !s
l!nearly dependent w!th on
of the

e.
funmental solut!ons .
Due to the
feet that

they must be
enealy !ndependent (check
def!n!t!on
o yp) ,
we
update our guess
by mult!ply!ng
that
by
X so
,

*
Axe the
yp(x)
=
-
> !s !n arrest

form for 2
perf!cul
solut!on !n the sense that

!t
l!neerly
!s
!ndependent w!th
-

Yan e4Y
y (x,
=
e
y(x)
=

* *
Axe
yp(x)
Axe A
yp(x)
= =
= -

= Ae Y(1 -

x)

yp(x)
*
Ae (1 x) + A Y
( )
-
-

-
.
= - -

Ae x(x 2)
-

-
=
Let the
us now subst!tute
yp , yp yp" ,
!nto

determ!ne
nonhomogeneous equat!on to A:

y" -ey-by
*
= 2e

=> Ae(x 2) -
-
3Ae
*
(1 x)
- -
4Axe = 2e
Y

=> Ax -
2A -
TA
+ - x x = 2

= - 5A = 2

A *
E Exe
-

= =
yp(x)
= -
= -

&3 Form : the


general solut!on :

yg(x)
=

y ,
(x) +
yp(x)

ce + e
* *
= -

Exe /

For the
follow!ng conhomogenous d!fferent!al
equat!ons, determ!ne a su!table
form for a

solut!on .
part!cular
*

Ezemple
y"- Eyny
xe
= +
4

Horogenous pet : +2-2r +1 =


as (u 1)" -
= -

+
=
r!s =

(x) et y2(x) xeY


y
- = =
, ,

Norhomogeras port :

yet -

>Ax + 1) e* =
AxBex Cl!n dep) .

Jupote
Sp(x) = AxeY eme
+

Jup!te
Axex By ex
yp(x)
= +

betcat
Emple
y" 2y'tsy
+ =

r+ 2r
Homogenous part : +5 =

-
-2 FV2 -n . 1 5
.

=>
Te =

2 1 .

-
= 172!

o 4
(x) eas(ty) y2(x)
-
*
su(x)
=
y, 2
= =
,

-onhomogeneous
equ :

~
alm dep .
. w!th

x)
Y ,, y2
(Aca2x
-
Y
= e + Bsm2x)

Jupdate
(Acs2x Bsm2x)
- *

Yp(x)
= xe +

Example -3xe-Y
y"-2y'- y
=

Homogenaus part : -2-3 =o

IP
= r! = - 1 r = 3
,

Y
e
-

(x)
y , (x)
e
y
= = =
, ,

-onhomogerous
equ :

(x
X
b)e
-

yp(x)
= +

Reale
w!th
= Exe +

I
↓ update by mult!ply!ng by a
X
x(Ax + B)e
-

yp(x)
=

(Ax!
X
+ 3x)e
-

=
Parameters
2ver!at!on
3 5 .
.

of
Nonhenogerous funct!on may
not be a su!table on

to method In
apply
undeterm!ned
of reff!c!ents. that

var!at!on method
case,
of parameters !s
appl!cable .

Compar!son between the methods :

Method unederm!ned
*

o coff!c!ents
advantage
essy
to
apply
: -

d!sadvantage : -

requ!res an
assumpfrom
works l!m!ted
only for If
-
a number

funct!ons
Method
of parameters
var!at!on
*
of
ed!ntage : · werks
for a more
general class
of funct!ons
- no assumpt!on requ!red
Works also
for var!able
ceff!c!ent equat!ons
-

d!sc!lvatage :
requ!res to evaluate certa!n
!ntegrals
-

Example &"thy = best -- Had

part!cular
to
gress
solut!on YH).
a
Segy
Cons!der the
d!fferent!al equat!on

ay"tby'tey f(x)
=

where solut!on to the


homogenoy part !s

0 +
y. y ay
=
, ,

As the the method let seek


name
of suggests
us
,

the
a
part!cular solut!on
of form

Yp(x) (x)y , (x) uz(x(yz(x)


= u +
,

Here 11, 42 are


funct!ons of X and
they are
currently
Our der!ve
undrown . task below !s to a
formule for
them .

yp
u
=
,
y ,
+
yyz =
yp
=
(,y ,
+
uy ! ) +
(uyyz+ 42yz)

ytraya
=
+
uyt y
= 0

*
Assumpt!on :
Suppose we seek v
,,

w!th the v!g!t veya


property
= 0
.
=>
ye (n y!
=
,
+
uyy !)

v!y! uzyz uzyz


"
+ v + +
=
, y ,

Let
yp yp yp"
us subst!tude , , !nto the equat!on :

ay "tby'ty f(x)
=

a
lu!y' ty," +uy +) + buy f un
=

by cy)tav!y!y!
!y! (y
s!nce solves
y!ge
the
homogeneous part

=> uly , +vey! = - second equat!on

We enol two cond!t!ons


up w!th Us and :
on uz

uy ,
+
v2yz = 0
,

uly ; +
vey! =

wh!ch !s a
2-by-2 syste
w!th unknowns a! ve
,
ye/u ,y ,
+
vyz = 0

ye/v!y! +
uyy! =

uy ya , +
uzyzya = 0 m!lyye) =

13
-uy!ya +
vey!ye =Ay =
y , yz -

y!yz
v!lky!ye) =
-
*
(y ,y2)

=> u =

-
=> 4 .) =
-

Sayes
S!m!b!ly ,
one can
f!nd that

42 =

t
=> 4) =

S
Here, solut!on
part!cular !s
g!ven by
a

yp(x) = y
, (x)y , (x) +
uz(x)yz(x)

and
w!th U
, 02 g!ven by ,
respect!vely
Let
y y , ye form set
of fundamental
solut!ons

to homogenous
the equat!on

oy" by
+ 0
.
y
+ =

then ,
a
part!cular solut!on to the renhomogneous
equatron

ay" by
+ +
cy
=

f(x)

!s
of
the
form

+ v

yp(x) (x)y , (x) (x)yz(x),


= v, ,

where 4 .) =

-Su S =

Example
y" Hey
+
=
seechx)

Step1 Let us
f!n complementary solut!on

(solut!on the homogeneous 0)


y"
to
pet +
16 y =

D!fferent!al Character!st!c

Equat!on Equat!on
+ n2
y" y
= 0 + 16 = 0
-2+ 16 = 0 = r =
- 16

= M =
EV =
F VI V!

=>
T
,
= F4! c = 0
,

B = 4

(x) pas(4x) + as!(4y)


y
=> =
,

&2 Observe that


f(x = sechxs !s not

!n the structure
of exp , polynom!aly sme
, co!ne

Th!s leads
funct!ons -
observat!on us to
apply
ver!at!on parameters method
of
:

yp(x) (x)y , (x) +


= u
, a(x)yz(x) ,

where

y , (x) = -

Saw(y f(x)ye(dx,
, (x), yc(x)
42x) =

Sya
*
f(x) =
see(kx)
*
y, (x) =
2(4-y)

*
yz(x) = sm(hx)
* a = 1

I I
coshx s!nke
* /(coskx , smhx) =

-us!nGx Geht

= 4x -
(-usMhx)

= 4

=> 41 = -

Santa
-
s!nux
sechy aye
·

u= 4x

du -4 smbx dx

-IS
=> =

-
=

E du

-hu
=
-(caux)
42(x)
Say
=

Sseeht
.
cas len e
=

= Say

yp(x) y , (x)v, (x)


+
=>
yz(x)vy(x)
=

=
294x( fu(04x)
. + smue .

(*)

Step
3 : General solut!on

yg(x) y , (x) +
yp(x)
=

h()
=
c , cosux + GSMux +
+ehy .
+
txs!nux

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