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1 Differential Equations

2 Ordinary differential equation (ODE) , Partial differential equation (PDE)
Order : highest derivative in equation

3 Linear equation, nonlinear equation

4 Differential equations
Ordinary differential equation (ODE) , Partial differential equation (PDE) Order : highest derivative in equation Linear equation, nonlinear equation

5 Differential equations
Homogeneous equation, nonhomogeneous equation Implicit solution, explicit solution

6 Differential equations
General solution, particular solution Initial value problem, boundary value problem Exact, approximate, and numerical solutions

7 First order differential equation, I
Separable equations; Equations reducible to separable form;

8 First order differential equation, I
Exact differential equations; Integrating factor; if ODE is not exact, it can be made exact.

9 First order differential equation, II
Linear first-order differential equation (homogeneous); Linear first-order differential equation (nonhomogeneous);

10 First order differential equation, II
Method of variation of parameters General solution of homogeneous eq. is given by Idea is that we may replace the integration constant c by u(x)

11 Ordinary Linear differential equation, I
Second order linear differential equation, Theorem (Superposition Principle): Any linear combination of solutions of the homogeneous linear differential equation is also a solution.

12 Ordinary Linear differential equation, I
Homogeneous 2nd order ODE with constant cocefficients Try Characteristic equation (or auxiliary equation) Roots: Solutions: Examples:

13 Two functions are linearly dependent if they are proportional.
Ordinary Linear differential equation, II Two functions are linearly dependent if they are proportional. Theorem: If y1 and y2 are linearly independent solutions of ODE, the general solution of ODE is If 1 2, general solution is If 1, 2 are complex conjugate, the solutions are complex

14 Real solutions from these complex solutions by Euler formulas:
Ordinary Linear differential equation, II Real solutions from these complex solutions by Euler formulas: Corresponding general solution: Example: initial value problem:

15 Ordinary Linear differential equation, III
Double root case (critical case) Second solution by method of variation of parameters Corresponding general solution:

16 Ordinary Linear differential equation, III
Example: Summary: For the equation Case Roots General solution I Distinct real 1, 2 II Complex conjugate 1=p+iq, 2=p-iq III Real double root =-a/2

17 Ordinary Linear differential equation, IV
Cauchy equation( or Euler equation) Try y = xm The general solution is Example: Critical case:

18 Nonhomogeneous linear equations
Theorem: A general solution y(x) of the linear nonhomogeneous differential equation is the sum of a general solution yh(x) of the corresponding homogeneous equation and an arbitrary particular solution yp(x)

19 Nonhomogeneous linear equations
Method of variation of parameters: Example:


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