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Differential Equation and Matrix Determinant : The ODE X"+ kX = 0 has different types solution depending on sign of k....

1.The ODE X"+ kX = 0 has different types solution depending on sign of k.
We consider the three possible cases separately.
k=0: X"=0 so that X(x)=Ao+Box, X'(0)=0 implies Bo=0 so that X(x)=Ao. Finally, X(1)=0 implies Ao=0 and there is only trivial solution X=0.


The matrix has determinant e^mu + e^-mu= 2cosh.mu, which is never zero and it follows that pair of equations has unique solution Ahat=Bhat=0 and only trivial solution X=0.
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1.The ODE X”+ kX = 0 has diff types sln depending on sign of k.

We consider the three poss cases separately.

k=0: X”=0 so that X(x)=Ao+Box, X’(0)=0 implies Bo=0 so that X(x)=Ao.
Finally, X(1)=0 implies Ao=0 and there is only triv sln X=0.





The matrix has determinant e^mue + e^-mue= 2cosh.mue, which is never
zero and it follows that pair of eqns has unique sln Ahat=Bhat=0 and
only triv sln X=0.







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