transform the equation into Bessel equation
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$$frac{d}{dx} left(x^a frac{dy}{dx}right)+bx^h y=0$$
Show that equation can be transformed into a Bessel equation in terms of $t$ and $u$ by transforming both independent and dependent variables according to $t=AX^B$, $u=x^{c} y$ and need to find the general solution.
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$$frac{d}{dx} left(x^a frac{dy}{dx}right)+bx^h y=0$$
Show that equation can be transformed into a Bessel equation in terms of $t$ and $u$ by transforming both independent and dependent variables according to $t=AX^B$, $u=x^{c} y$ and need to find the general solution.
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Can you show us what you have attempted? Or what is interesting about this question? Usually questions posed with the tone "do this homework problem for me" are not well-received.
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i tried to solve it to check my answer where i found out the bessel form but im not sure if my answer is true and its depend on the other branches from the question
– hussam al matarneh
yesterday
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$$frac{d}{dx} left(x^a frac{dy}{dx}right)+bx^h y=0$$
Show that equation can be transformed into a Bessel equation in terms of $t$ and $u$ by transforming both independent and dependent variables according to $t=AX^B$, $u=x^{c} y$ and need to find the general solution.
differential-equations bessel-functions
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$$frac{d}{dx} left(x^a frac{dy}{dx}right)+bx^h y=0$$
Show that equation can be transformed into a Bessel equation in terms of $t$ and $u$ by transforming both independent and dependent variables according to $t=AX^B$, $u=x^{c} y$ and need to find the general solution.
differential-equations bessel-functions
differential-equations bessel-functions
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edited 2 days ago
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Can you show us what you have attempted? Or what is interesting about this question? Usually questions posed with the tone "do this homework problem for me" are not well-received.
– Mason
2 days ago
i tried to solve it to check my answer where i found out the bessel form but im not sure if my answer is true and its depend on the other branches from the question
– hussam al matarneh
yesterday
add a comment |
Can you show us what you have attempted? Or what is interesting about this question? Usually questions posed with the tone "do this homework problem for me" are not well-received.
– Mason
2 days ago
i tried to solve it to check my answer where i found out the bessel form but im not sure if my answer is true and its depend on the other branches from the question
– hussam al matarneh
yesterday
Can you show us what you have attempted? Or what is interesting about this question? Usually questions posed with the tone "do this homework problem for me" are not well-received.
– Mason
2 days ago
Can you show us what you have attempted? Or what is interesting about this question? Usually questions posed with the tone "do this homework problem for me" are not well-received.
– Mason
2 days ago
i tried to solve it to check my answer where i found out the bessel form but im not sure if my answer is true and its depend on the other branches from the question
– hussam al matarneh
yesterday
i tried to solve it to check my answer where i found out the bessel form but im not sure if my answer is true and its depend on the other branches from the question
– hussam al matarneh
yesterday
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Can you show us what you have attempted? Or what is interesting about this question? Usually questions posed with the tone "do this homework problem for me" are not well-received.
– Mason
2 days ago
i tried to solve it to check my answer where i found out the bessel form but im not sure if my answer is true and its depend on the other branches from the question
– hussam al matarneh
yesterday