The document discusses Cauchy-Legendre differential equations with variable coefficients of the form (ax+b).
(1) It presents the general form of such a differential equation.
(2) It shows how the equation can be written in terms of the operators D and D1 after making a change of variable from x to z=log(ax+b).
(3) The solution of the transformed equation will be in terms of z rather than x.
The document discusses Cauchy-Legendre differential equations with variable coefficients of the form (ax+b).
(1) It presents the general form of such a differential equation.
(2) It shows how the equation can be written in terms of the operators D and D1 after making a change of variable from x to z=log(ax+b).
(3) The solution of the transformed equation will be in terms of z rather than x.
The document discusses Cauchy-Legendre differential equations with variable coefficients of the form (ax+b).
(1) It presents the general form of such a differential equation.
(2) It shows how the equation can be written in terms of the operators D and D1 after making a change of variable from x to z=log(ax+b).
(3) The solution of the transformed equation will be in terms of z rather than x.
d2y dy a1 (ax b) 2 2 a2 ( ax b ) a3 y Q( x) (1) dx dx where a1 , a2 , a3 are any constants. Eq. (1) can be written as a1 (ax b) 2 D 2 a2 (ax b) D a3 y Q( x) (2)
Then (ax b) D a D1 ( D1 1),
2 2 2 Let (ax b) e z z log(ax b) . (ax b) D aD1 d d Where D and D1 dx dz Then, Eq. (2) becomes D.E. in D1 a1 a 2 D12 a (a2 aa1 ) D1 a3 y Q ( z ) (3) The solution of Eq. (3) will be in z, so in the last change z=log(ax+b). • Note: For third order D.E., we take (ax b)3 D 3 a 3 D1 ( D1 1)( D1 2), (ax b) 2 D 2 a 2 D1 ( D1 1), (ax b) D aD1 d d Where D and D1 dx dz Scanned with CamScanner Scanned with CamScanner