What is the main topic of Chapter 5?
Power Series
What method is used to solve linear ODE in Chapter 5?
Power Series Method
What is the assumed form of y in the power series method?
y = sum from n=0 to infinity a_n x^n
What is the expression for y’ in the power series method?
y’ = sum from n=1 to infinity n a_n x^{n-1}
What is the expression for y’’ in the power series method?
y’’ = sum from n=2 to infinity n(n-1) a_n x^{n-2}
How do you solve for the recurrence relation in the power series method?
Solve for the highest term
What is the general form of the recurrence relation?
a_{n+1} = f(n) a_n
What types of singular points are mentioned?
Regular or irregular
What is a Frobenius solution used for?
To find a solution at a regular singular point
What is the assumed form of y in the Frobenius method?
y = sum from n=0 to infinity c_n x^{n+r}
What is the expression for y’ in the Frobenius method?
y’ = sum from n=0 to infinity c_n (n+r) x^{n+r-1}
What is the expression for y’’ in the Frobenius method?
y’’ = sum from n=0 to infinity c_n (n+r)(n+r-1) x^{n+r-2}
What do you find after plugging into the ODE in the Frobenius method?
Indicial roots r
What is the main topic of Chapter 12?
Fourier Series
What is the interval for the Fourier series mentioned?
(-L, L)
What is the general form of the Fourier series on (-L, L)?
f(x) = (1/2) a_0 + sum from n=1 to infinity [a_n cos(n pi x / L) + b_n sin(n pi x / L)]
What is the formula for a_0 in the Fourier series?
a_0 = (1/L) integral from -L to L of f(x) dx
What is the formula for a_n in the Fourier series for n >= 1?
a_n = (1/L) integral from -L to L of f(x) cos(n pi x / L) dx
What is the formula for b_n in the Fourier series?
b_n = (1/L) integral from -L to L of f(x) sin(n pi x / L) dx
What is the Odd-Even Theorem?
For odd f(x), a_n = 0; for even f(x), b_n = 0
If f(x) is odd, what happens to the coefficients?
a_n = 0
If f(x) is even, what happens to the coefficients?
b_n = 0
What are half-range series?
Series on (0, L)
What types of half-range series are there?
Fourier Sine Series and Fourier Cosine Series