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    Higher Order Linear Differential

    Equations

    Prepared By-Rootvesh Mehta

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    Basic concepts

    Definition-

    Differential Equation -- A differential equation

    is an equation containing an unknown

    function and its derivatives. Examples are

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    3

    3

    y

    dx

    dy

    dx

    yd

    0z z

    x y

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    Differential equations can be

    classified in two parts

    (1) Ordinary differential equations

    (2) Partial differential equations

    An Ordinary differential equation is anequation which involves ordinary derivatives

    is an example of O.D.E

    A partial differential equation is an equationwhich involves partial derivatives

    Is an example of P.D.E

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    y

    dx

    dy

    dx

    yd

    0z z

    x y

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    Order of Differential Equation

    The order of the differential equation is the

    order of the highest order derivative in the

    differential equation

    Differential Equation ORDER

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    32 xdx

    dy

    1

    0932

    2

    ydx

    dy

    dx

    yd 2

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    Degree of Differential Equation

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    The degree of a differential equation is power of the highest order

    derivative term in the differential equation.

    Differential Equation Degree

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    2

    aydx

    dy

    dx

    yd

    03

    53

    2

    2

    dxdy

    dxyd

    1

    3

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    Solution of a differential equation

    Definition--The solution of a differential

    equation is a function which satisfies given

    equation

    types of solutions of differential equations

    1) General solution

    2) Particular Solution

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    General Solution- The solution of differential equation

    is called general if the no. of arbitrary constants equals

    to the order of differential equationParticular solution- If we assign particular value to

    arbitrary constant in general solution then it is called

    particular solution

    Example -y=3x+c is solution of the 1st

    order differentialequation ,here its a general solution

    Now ,if we take c=5 in y=3x+c then its a particularsolution.

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    Linear differential equations

    A differential equation is called linear if

    unknown function and the derivative of

    unknown function are of first degree and they

    are not multiplied together

    A Differential equation of the form

    is called linear differential equation of the first

    order where either P and Q are functions of x

    or constant

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    dyPy Q

    dx

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    Solution of first order Linear

    differential equations

    The solution of first order linear diff.eqn. can

    be obtained as follows ,

    Integrating factor is

    The General solution is

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    Pdx

    e

    ( . .) ( . .)y I F Q I F dx c

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    General Form of Higher order Linear

    Differential Equations

    General form of second order Linear Differentialequation is

    where P and Q are functions of x or constants

    General form of nthorder Linear Differential equationis

    --Where are constants or functions of x or

    constants

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    2

    2

    d y dy P Qy R

    dx dx

    1 2

    0 1 2 11 2 .........

    n n n

    n nn n n

    d y d y d y dy a a a a y b

    dx dx dx dx

    0 1 1, ,.........., ,

    na a a b

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    Classification of Higher order Linear

    Differential Equations

    Higher orderLinear diff.Eqns

    HomogenousLinear diff.Eqns

    ConstantCoefficients

    Variablecoefficients

    Non-homogenousLinear diff.Eqns

    ConstantCoefficients

    VariableCoefficients

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    General Form of Higher order Linear Differential

    Equations

    General form of second order Linear Differentialequation is

    where P and Q are functions of x or constants

    General form of nthorder Linear Differentialequation is

    --

    Where are constants or functions of xor constants

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    2

    2

    d y dy P Qy R

    dx dx

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    1 2

    0 1 2 11 2 .........

    n n n

    n nn n n

    d y d y d y dy a a a a y b

    dx dx dx dx

    0 1 1, ,.........., ,

    na a a b

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    Note---

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    This is another form of nth order lineardifferential equation

    -----------------(1)where are functions of x or constants.Here in eqn-1 left hand side we have n+1coefficients but we will divide eqn-1 by andtherefore we get there n-coefficients so in lineardiff.eqn the no. of coefficients is equal to theorder of diff.eqn

    1

    0 1 11 .........

    n n

    n nn n

    d y d y dy a a a a y b

    dx dx dx

    0 1 1, ,.........., ,,

    n na a a a b

    0a

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    Homogenous and Non-homogenous

    Linear differential Eqn. of higher Order

    ----------(1)

    If b = 0in Eqn-1 then it is called Homogenouslinear differential eqn. And b is non-zero in

    Eqn-1 that means either b is a function of x or

    constant then it is called non-homogenous

    linear differential eqn.

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    1 2

    0 1 11 2 .........

    n n n

    nn n n

    d y d y d y dy a a a b

    dx dx dx dx

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    Homogenous and Non-homogenous Linear differential Eqn. of

    higher Order with constant and variable Coefficients

    if are functions of x in the following

    equation

    then that equation is calledLinear differential eqn.with variable coefficients.

    If are constants in given eqn.then it is

    called Linear differential eqn. of higher Order withconstant coefficients.

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    1 2

    0 1 11 2 .........

    n n n

    nn n n

    d y d y d y dy a a a b

    dx dx dx dx

    0 1 1, ,.........., ,

    na a a b

    0 1 1, ,.........., ,

    na a a b

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    Linear combination of functions

    Let are functions and

    are constants then the expression

    Is called linear combination of functions

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    1 1 2 2( ) ( ) ...... ( )

    n nf x c f x c f x c

    1 2, , ......., nc c c

    1 2( ), ( ), .... ( )

    nf x f x f x

    1 2( ), ( ), .... ( )

    nf x f x f x

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    Linear independent and Dependent

    functions

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    Let are functions and

    are constants and If

    and all

    then the given functions are called linearlyindependent functions and if

    and at least one then the givenfunctions are called linearly dependent functions

    1 2( ), ( ), .... ( )

    nf x f x f x

    1 2, , ......., nc c c

    1 1 2 2 0( ) ( ) ...... ( )

    n nf x c f x c f x c

    1 2 0

    , , ......., nc c c

    1 1 2 2 0( ) ( ) ...... ( )n nf x c f x c f x c 0

    ic

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    Wronskian Test for Linearly

    Independent -Dependent

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    Let are n functions and

    their first n-1 derivatives exists then the

    Wronskian or Wronski Determinant is denoted

    by and defined as

    1 2( ), ( ), .... ( )

    nf x f x f x

    1 2, , ........,( )

    nW f f f

    1

    1

    1

    1 1

    1

    ' '

    '' ''

    ( ) ( )

    ....

    ....

    ....

    ....................

    ....................

    .......

    n

    n

    n

    n n

    n

    f f

    f f

    f f

    f f

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    Wronskian Test

    If then given functions

    are Linearly Independent and

    if are solutions of given differentialequation and

    then given functions are linearly dependent but for functions whichare not solutions of given Diff.Eqn and

    then they may or may not be linearly dependent

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    1 2 0, , ........,( )nW f f f

    1 2( ), ( ), .... ( )

    nf x f x f x

    1 2( ), ( ), .... ( )

    nf x f x f x

    1 2 0, ,........,( )nW f f f

    1 2 0, ,........,( )nW f f f

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    Example

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    Using Wronskian test check whether given

    functions f(x)=sinx and g(x) =cosx are linearly

    independent or dependent?

    Using Wronskian test check whether given

    functions

    are linearly independent or dependent?

    ( ) , ( )x x

    f x e g x e

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    Solution of homogenous linear

    differential equations of higher order

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    Superposition Principle for Linearity

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    Find Second Solution if one is

    given(Method of reduction of order)

    If is the one solution of second order

    homogenous linear differential equation

    Then second sol. where

    this method is also known as method of

    reduction of order

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    1y

    0y py qy

    2 1y uy

    2

    1

    1 pdxu e dx

    y

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    Solution of homogeneous linear differential

    here

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    2e and e .mx mx mx y y me y m

    2 20 e e e 0 0.mx mx mx y ay cy m am b m am b

    To solve the equation y+ay+by=0 substitute y= emxand try to determine m so thatthis substitution is a solution to the differential equation.

    Compute as follows:

    Homogeneous linear second order differential equations can always be solved by

    certain substitutions.

    This follows since emx0 for allx.

    The equation m2+ am+ b= 0 is the Characteristic Equation or Auxiliary

    equation of the differential equation y + ay + by= 0.

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    A differential equation of the type

    y+ay+by=0, a,breal numbers,is a homogeneous linear second order differential

    equation with constant coefficients.

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    So here we get two roots of Auxiliary eqn. and comparing them with

    we get a==1,b= a and c=b and therefore

    therefore roots are

    Now if then CASE---1 CE m2+am+b=0 has two different real

    solutions m1 and m2

    1 21 2e e

    m x m x y C C

    In this case the functions y = em1x and y = em2x are both solutions to the original

    given differential equation and the general solution is

    Example 0y y CE 2

    1 0m 1 or m 1.m

    1 2e e

    x xy C C General Solution

    The fact that all these functions are solutions can be verified by a direct calculation.

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    2 0ax bx c 2 24 4b ac a b

    2 2

    1, 2

    4 4

    2 2

    b b ac a a bm m

    a

    0

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    Solving Homogeneous 2ndOrder Linear

    Equations: Case II

    CE has real double root m(that means equal

    root) is one solution of equation now

    Then second sol. And

    In this case the functions y = emx and y =

    xemx are both solutions to the originalequation and the general sol.is

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    mxy e

    2 1y uy

    2

    1

    1 1pdx axax

    u e dx e dx xy e

    1 2

    e ex xy C C x

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    Solving Homogeneous 2ndOrder Linear

    Equations: Case III

    Now,auxi.eqn has two complex solutions

    Now, by Eulers formula

    So, our solutions

    So , the general sol. is

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    1 2,m m p iq

    cos sini

    e i

    1

    2

    ( )

    ( )

    (cos sin )

    (cos sin )

    m x p iq x px iqx px

    m x p iq x px iqx px

    e e e e e qx i qx

    e e e e e qx i qx

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    1 2

    1 1

    m x m xy c e c e

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    So, General solution in case-3 is

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    1 2

    1 2 1 2

    1 2 1 2

    1 2

    (cos sin ) (cos sin )

    [( cos cos ) ( sin sin )]

    [( ) cos ( ) sin )]

    [ cos sin ]

    px px

    px

    px

    px

    y c e qx i qx c e qx i qx

    e c qx c qx c i qx c i qx

    e c c qx c c i qx

    e c qx c qx

    1 2[ cos sin ]pxy e c qx c qx

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    Solution of non- homogeneous linear

    diff.eqn.with constant coefficients

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    The General Solution of non-

    homogeneous linear diff.eqn.withconstant coefficients is of the form

    Y = Complimentary function +Particular integral

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    General method

    Shortcut methods

    Method of variation Of parameters

    Method of undetermined coefficients

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    Methods of finding Particular integral