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G.E.H. Reuter: Elementary Differential Equations & Operators
Published 1958, Routledge & Kegan Paul.
Subject Matter
Contents
- Preface
- CHAPTER 1: LINEAR DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS WITH CONSTANT COEFFICIENTS
- $\S$ 1 THE FIRST ORDER EQUATION
- 1.1 Introduction
- 1.2 The integrating factor
- 1.3 The form of the general solution
- $\S$ 1 THE FIRST ORDER EQUATION
- $\S$ 2 THE SECOND ORDER EQUATION
- 2.1 The reduced equation
- 2.2 The general equation
- 2.3 Particular solution: polynomial $f \left({x}\right)$
- 2.4 Particular solution: exponential $f \left({x}\right)$
- 2.5 Particular solution: trigonometric $f \left({x}\right)$
- 2.6 Particular solution: some further cases
- 2.7 Arbitrary constants and initial conditions
- 2.8 Recapitulation
- $\S$ 2 THE SECOND ORDER EQUATION
- $\S$ 3 EQUATIONS OF HIGHER ORDER AND SYSTEMS OF FIRST ORDER EQUATIONS
- 3.1 The $n$ order equation
- 3.2 First order systems
- 3.3 Arbitrary constants and initial conditions
- $\S$ 3 EQUATIONS OF HIGHER ORDER AND SYSTEMS OF FIRST ORDER EQUATIONS
- PROBLEMS FOR CHAPTER I
- CHAPTER II: THE OPERATIONAL METHOD
- $\S$ 1 PRELIMINARY DISCUSSION OF THE METHOD
- 1.1 The operator $Q$
- l.2 Formal calculations with $Q$
- 1.3 Operators
- 1.4 The inverse of an operator
- 1.5 Inverse of a product
- 1.6 Partial fractions for inverses
- $\S$ 1 PRELIMINARY DISCUSSION OF THE METHOD
- $\S$ 2 PRACTICAL INSTRUCTIONS FOR USING THE METHOD
- 2.1 The symbol $p$
- 2.2 Procedure for solving $n$th order equations
- 2.3 Some remarks on partial fractions
- 2.4 Further examples
- 2.5 Simultaneous equations
- 2.6 Justification of the method
- 2.7 The general solution on an $n$th order equation
- $\S$ 2 PRACTICAL INSTRUCTIONS FOR USING THE METHOD
- PROBLEMS FOR CHAPTER II
- SOLUTIONS TO PROBLEMS
- INDEX