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(b) Find the general solution to the differential equation f00(t)+3f0(t). 4f(t)=2e t. 2. Solve the following PDEs (assuming f is defined on [0, ⇡] and ...
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(a) f (^) t = f (^) xx + f with the initial condition f (0, x) = 4 sin(3x) 8 sin(11x) (b) f (^) tt = f (^) xx + f with the initial condition f (0, x) = 6 sin(x) + sin(13x) and f (^) t (0, x) = 0
@f @t =^
@ 2 f conditions f (t, 0) = f (t, ⇡) = 0. (Please use the method we used to derive the solution of the wave^ @x^2 satisfying the boundary equation; start by writing f (t, x) =
k=
b (^) k (t) sin(kx) and finding di↵erential equations satisfied by the coe cients b (^) k (t).) (b) What can you say about (^) tlim!1 f (t, x)? Does this agree with your intuition, given what is being modeled?
x 2 cos kx dx = x^2 sink kx+^2 x^ cosk 2 kx 2 sink 3 kx +C. This integral can be evaluted by using integration by parts twice.) (b) Use Parseval’s Theorem to evaluate the sum
k=
k 4.
(a) all ~x with A~x = ~ 0 (b) all ~x with A~x = ~b (c) E (^) n , the polynomials of degree n with only even powers of t (d) the set of n ⇥ n matrices with determinant zero (e) the set of n ⇥ n matrices with trace zero (f) all f (t) with f 00 (t) + af 0 (t) + bf (t) = 0 (g) all f (t) with f 00 (t) + af 0 (t) + bf (t) = g(t) 1
(h) the set of all f (t, x) with @ @ft = μ @ @^2 x^ f 2 and f (t, 0) = f (t, ⇡) = 0
Π !!! 2 Π
!!!Π 2
That is, g(x) =
x if 0 x ⇡ 2 ⇡ x if ⇡ 2 x ⇡ (a) Suppose a violin string of length ⇡ is held so that its initial position is given by g(x). If the string is released (so that its initial velocity is 0), find the position f (t, x) of the string at time t and position x, assuming that the string satisfies the wave equation @^ (^2) f @t^2 =^ c^ 2 @^2 f conditions f (t, 0) = f (t, ⇡) = 0.^ @x^2 with boundary (b) What if the string instead had initial position g(x) and initial velocity g(x)? Then, what would its position function f (t, x) be?