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Module- 1.Ordinary Differential Equation Dr. Chandra Shekher Singh Module-1.Ordinary Differential Equation Variation of Parameters Dr. Chandra Shekher Singh Department of Basic Science UPTTI, Kanpur-208001, India Branch-TT,TE , Apr. 05, 2020-SEM-II Dr. Chandra Shekher Singh Module-1.Ordinary Differential Equation Outline of the Presentation Module- 1.Ordinary Differential Equation Dr. Chandra Shekher • Variation of Parameters Singh d2y dy Variation of • Working rule for Solving 2 +P +Qy=R Parameters dx dx by Variation of Parameters, where P,Q and Rare functions of x or Constants. • Based Examples • Based Questions Dr. Chandra Shekher Singh Module-1.Ordinary Differential Equation Variation of Parameters Module- Definition 1.Ordinary Differential Equation The Wornskian of n functions y (x),y (x),...,y (x) is denoted 1 2 n Dr. Chandra by W(y ,y ,...,y ) and is defined to be the dterminant 1 2 n Shekher Singh ′ ′ ′ 1 y (x) y (x) ... yn(x) 1 2 Variation of ′ ′ ′ Parameters 1 y (x) y (x) ... yn(x) W(y ,y ,...,y ) = W(x) = 1 2 . 1 2 n . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ′ ′ ′ 1 y (x) y (x) ... yn(x) 1 2 Examples 1 (Example-1) Consider the two function f (x) = x3 and 1 2 f (x) = x , find Wronskian i.e, W(f ,f ) (The solution is 2 1 2 given below ). 2 (Example-2) Consider the two function f (x) = sin(x) and 1 f (x) = cos(x), find Wronskian i.e, W(f ,f ) (The 2 1 2 Dr. Chandra Shekher Singh Module-1.Ordinary Differential Equation solution is given below ) . Variation of Parameters Module- Definition 1.Ordinary Differential Variation of Parameters: Variation of Parameters is a method Equation Dr. Chandra for producing a particular solution to an nonhomogeneous Shekher equation by exploiting the (Usually much simpler to find) Singh solutions to the associated homogeneous equation. Variation of Parameters Working Procedure for solving d2y +Pdy +Qy =R dx2 dx by Variation of Parameters, where P,Q and R are functions of x or Constants. Step-1: Re-write the given equation as y +Py +Qy=R 2 1 (1) Dr. Chandra Shekher Singh Module-1.Ordinary Differential Equation
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