MATHEMATICAL PHYSIOLOGY DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS I

9/17/97


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MATHEMATICAL PHYSIOLOGY DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS I

CLASSIFICATION OF DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS:

ORDINARY VS PARTIAL

PARTIAL DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS

A PARTIAL DIFFERENTIAL EQUATION

DEGREE AND ORDER:

LINEAR VS NONLINEAR

LINEAR O.D.E.S CAN BE HOMOGENEOUS OR NONHOMOGENEOUS

SECOND ORDER, LINEAR, HOMOGENEOUS O.D.E.S AS AN EXAMPLE OF THIS CLASS:

THE ROOTS OF THE CHARACTERISTIC EQUATION YIELD THE SOLUTION

OPERATOR NOTATION FOR LINEAR O.D.E.S

ANALOGY WITH CHARACTERISTIC EQUATION

AN EXAMPLE USING OPERATOR NOTATION

THE USE OF INTEGRATING FACTORS:

USING PARTIAL FRACTIONS

Author: Donald C. Mikulecky

Email: mikulecky@gems.vcu.edu

Home Page: http://views.vcu.edu/~mikuleck/