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When using the Frobenius method, and r1-r2 is neither zero nor a positive integer, can you use the Wronskian to find the second solution?
When solving an ODE using power series method, Why do we need to expand the solution around the singular point?Frobenius method, why is it an issue when the roots of the indicial equation differ by an integerCan I solve an Euler differential equation by using the Frobenius method?A different method for solving 2nd order ODEsI'm having trouble using the Frobenius Method to solve $x^2 fracd^2 ydx^2-2x fracdydx+2y=0$Finding the second linearly independent solution, given the first, using the method of FrobeniusCan one use the Wronskian to find both solutions of a 2nd order homogenous DE?when are the successive approximations using picard's method for solving an ODE, are the terms of the taylor expansion of the solution of the ODEFind the second order differential equation with given the solution and appropriate initial conditionsBessel equation of zero order of second kind using the frobenius method.
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When using the Frobenius method, and r1-r2 is neither zero nor a positive integer, can you use the Wronskian to find the second solution? Basically, do I have to repeat the substitution with the second root in order to find the second solution to an ODE or is there an easier way with the Wronskian?
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When using the Frobenius method, and r1-r2 is neither zero nor a positive integer, can you use the Wronskian to find the second solution? Basically, do I have to repeat the substitution with the second root in order to find the second solution to an ODE or is there an easier way with the Wronskian?
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When using the Frobenius method, and r1-r2 is neither zero nor a positive integer, can you use the Wronskian to find the second solution? Basically, do I have to repeat the substitution with the second root in order to find the second solution to an ODE or is there an easier way with the Wronskian?
ordinary-differential-equations frobenius-method
asked Mar 28 at 20:58
Fernando VarelaFernando Varela
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When using the Frobenius method, and r1-r2 is neither zero nor a positive integer, can you use the Wronskian to find the second solution? Basically, do I have to repeat the substitution with the second root in order to find the second solution to an ODE or is there an easier way with the Wronskian?
ordinary-differential-equations frobenius-method
ordinary-differential-equations frobenius-method
asked Mar 28 at 20:58
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253
asked Mar 28 at 20:58
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