Lecture

Frobenius Method: Regular Singular Points

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This lecture covers the Frobenius method for finding solutions to second-order ordinary differential equations around regular singular points. It explains the series substitution method, Fuchs theorem, and provides examples and proofs related to regular singular points.

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