\(a \frac{d^2y}{dx^2} + b \frac{dy}{dx} + c = f(x) \) ................... (i)
(a, b, c ∈ R and f:R → R is continuous)
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Solution:
which satisfies Equation (i) is called solution.
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Complementary Function (CF): of the homogeneous equation \(a \frac{d^2y}{dx^2} + b \frac{dy}{dx} + c = 0 \) are collectively called CF.
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Particular Integral (PI):
that satisfies Equation (i) is called PI.
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Complete Integral (CI) of Differential Equation (i):
- CI =
- represented by CI.
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General solution:
An expression that represents is known as general solution.
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Special Case f(x)=0:
- CI =
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provides all solutions of Equation (i).
- Notation: T ≡ \(a D^2+ b D + c1 \), where D is the standard \( \frac{d}{dx} \) operator and 1 is the standard constant operator "one".
- T(y)=f(x) is the linear map equation corresponding to the equation .
- Solution of T(y)=f(x) is ker T + yo, where .
- Connection between T(y)=f(x) and Equation (i):
- Complementary Function (CF) for Equation (i) corresponds to .
- Particular Integral (PI) for Equation (i) corresponds to .
- Solution of linear map equation T(y)=f(x) is same as of Equation (i).