Differential Equations, Lecture 3.9: The method of Frobenius

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[@theren8311]

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[@najeebiiabdulla3589]

what happens if ordinary point is x=1 or any non zero?

[@usmcninjaman1]

At about the 28 minute mark --- the summations for the derivatives do not start at n=0. for the first derivative it starts at n=1 and the 2nd derivative at n=2

[@justscribeyourthought9855]

Christopher Harbourne
u r wrong
they start as they are written by him
try to do it again baby

[@theren8311]

Could you explain how x^r vanished in the Frobenius section?

[@bramkuijer]

where are you getting the plus one at 29:04? very confusing....

[@zamirbeleno]

Hi, I would like to know what happen if i have complex singular points, and i want to solve about a complex regular point
(2+t²)y"-t³y'-3y=0

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