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Classification of Sturm-Liouville Problems

A general homogeneous second-order differential equation of the form [Pg.136]

Generally, there are three classes of Sturm-Liouville problems  [Pg.137]

Each class is discussed below with an illustrative problem. Again the boundary conditions are very influential as to what class of boundary value problem one has to solve. [Pg.137]

If 2 = 0, then we get a trivial solution. Then, for nontrivial solution to exist [Pg.138]

Therefore, A = Ar defines the so-called eigenvalues of this problem. Corresponding to each eigenvalue is an eigenfunction [Pg.139]


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