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CHAPTER 4. HIGHER ORDER LINEAR DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS

4.4. An Operator Method

In this section we consider nonhomogeneous linear di¤erential equations of the form

a 0 d n y

dx n + a 1 d n 1 y

dx n 1 + ::: + a n 1 dy

dx + y = f (x); (1) where a 0 is not identically zero and a 0 ; a 1 ; :::a n are real constants.

If f (x) is a UC function, then operator method can be used to …nd a particular solution of equation (1):

By using the linear di¤erential operator

L(D) = a 0 D n + a 1 D n 1 + ::: + a n 1 D + a n

equation (1) can be written as

L(D)y = f (x):

So, if y p is a particular solution of equation (1); then y p should be satisfy the equation

y p = 1 L(D) f (x):

Theorem 1. Let a be a real number.

(i) Then

1

L(D) fe ax g = e ax 1

L(a) ; if L(a) 6= 0;

(ii) If L(a) = 0; then 1

L(D) fe ax g = e ax 1 L(D + a) :

Theorem 2. Let f (x) be a polynomial with degree m: Then 1

L(D) ff(x)g = X m i=0

c i D i

! (f (x)):

Theorem 3. For m 2 R 1

L(D) fe mx F (x)g = e mx 1

L(D + m) fF (x)g:

1

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Theorem 4. Assume that a 2 R and L( a 2 ) 6= 0: Then 1

L(D 2 ) fsin(ax + b)g = 1

L( a 2 ) fsin(ax + b)g 1

L(D 2 ) fcos(ax + b)g = 1

L( a 2 ) fcos(ax + b)g Remark 1. If L( a 2 ) = 0; then use the equality

e iax = cos ax + i sin ax then apply Theorem 1.

Example 1. Find the general solution of the di¤erential equation d 2 y

dx 2 2 dy

dx 3y = e x

Solution. The characteristic equation of the corresponding di¤erential equation is

m 2 2m 3 = 0:

So, the roots are m 1 = 3; m 2 = 1 and the complementary function is y c = c 1 e 3x + c 2 e x :

y p = 1

D 2 2D 3 e x : Since 1

L(1) 6= 0; by Theorem 1, we have y p = 1

4 e x : So, the general solution is

y = c 1 e 3x + c 2 e x 1 4 e x :

Example 2. Find a particular solution of the di¤erential equation d 2 y

dx 2 + 5 dy

dx 2y = 1 x Solution.

y p = 1

D 2 + 5D 2 (1 x)

= 1

2 1

1 D

2

+5D 2 (1 x)

= 1

2 1 + D 2 + 5D

2 + ::: (1 x)

= 1

2 1 x 5

2

= x

2 + 3 4 :

2

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Example. Find the general solutions of following di¤erential equations.

1)

d 2 y dx 2 + 2 dy

dx + 2y = x + 1 2)

d 2 y dx 2 + dy

dx 2y = xe x 3)

d 3 y dx 3 + d 2 y

dx 2 + dy

dx + y = sin 2x + cos 3x:

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