Lecture

Frobenius Method: Introduction

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Description

This lecture introduces the Frobenius method for solving second-order linear ordinary differential equations. The instructor explains the procedure to find solutions around ordinary points, including deriving linearly independent solutions and obtaining particular solutions for inhomogeneous equations. The lecture covers the series substitution method, Fuchs Theorem, and the application of Frobenius series solutions to important ODEs.

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Mathematics

Analysis: Differential anaysis, Complex analysis

Algebra: Linear algebra

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