Lecture

Frobenius Method: General Case of Regular Singular Point

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Description

This lecture covers the application of the series substitution method to the general case of an ordinary or regular singular point in the context of ordinary differential equations. It explains how to derive a second solution using the Frobenius series and demonstrates why a logarithmic term cannot be represented by a Frobenius series.

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Analysis: Complex analysis, Differential anaysis

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