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21b Review Differential equations, Study notes of Differential Equations

(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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21b Review Differential equations
1. (a) Find the general solution to the dierential equation f00(t)+3f0(t)4f(t) = 0.
(b) Find the general solution to the dierential equation f00(t)+3f0(t)4f(t)=2et.
2. Solve the following PDEs (assuming fis defined on [0,] and satisfies the boundary condition f(t, 0) = f(t, ) = 0)
(a) ft=fxx +fwith the initial condition f(0,x)=4sin(3x)8sin(11x)
(b) ftt =fxx +fwith the initial condition f(0,x)=6sin(x) + sin(13x) and ft(0,x)=0
3. The wave equation @2f
@t2=c2@2f
@x2we have been looking at models the movement of something like a
guitar string, but it does not take into account any damping forces such as air resistance.
The partial dierential equation @2f
@t2+@f
@t=@2f
@x2is an example of a damped wave equation, which
models a guitar string which is subject to damping forces.
(a) Find the general solution of the damped wave equation @2f
@t2+@f
@t=@2f
@x2satisfying the boundary
conditions f(t, 0) = f(t, ) = 0. (Please use the method we used to derive the solution of the wave
equation; start by writing f(t, x)=
1
X
k=1
bk(t)sin(kx) and finding dierential equations satisfied by
the coefficients bk(t).)
(b) What can you say about lim
t!1 f(t, x)? Does this agree with your intuition, given what is being
modeled?
4. (a) Find the Fourier series of f(x)=x2. (Note: Zx2cos kxdx =x2sin kx
k+2xcos kx
k22sinkx
k3+C.
This integral can be evaluted by using integration by parts twice.)
(b) Use Parseval’s Theorem to evaluate the sum
1
X
k=1
1
k4.
5. Which of the following is a linear space?
(a) all ~xwith A~x=~
0
(b) all ~xwith A~x=~
b
(c) En, the polynomials of degree nwith only even powers of t
(d) the set of nnmatrices with determinant zero
(e) the set of nnmatrices with trace zero
(f) all f(t)withf00(t)+af0(t)+bf (t)=0
(g) all f(t)withf00(t)+af 0(t)+bf(t)=g(t)
1
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21b Review Differential equations

  1. (a) Find the general solution to the di↵erential equation f 00 (t) + 3f 0 (t) 4 f (t) = 0. (b) Find the general solution to the di↵erential equation f 00 (t) + 3f 0 (t) 4 f (t) = 2e t^.
  2. Solve the following PDEs (assuming f is defined on [0, ⇡] and satisfies the boundary condition f (t, 0) = f (t, ⇡) = 0)

(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

  1. The wave equation @^ (^2) f @t^2 =^ c^ 2 @^2 f guitar string, but it does not take into account any damping forces such as air resistance.^ @x^2 we have been looking at models the movement of something like a The partial di↵erential equation @ @^2 t^ f 2 + @ @ft = @ @^2 x^ f 2 is an example of a damped wave equation, which models a guitar string which is subject to damping forces. (a) Find the general solution of the damped wave equation @^ (^2) f @t^2 +^

@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) =

X^1

k=

b (^) k (t) sin(kx) and finding di↵erential equations satisfied by the coecients 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?

  1. (a) Find the Fourier series of f (x) = x 2. (Note:

Z

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

X^1

k=

k 4.

  1. Which of the following is a linear space?

(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

  1. Consider the function g(x) on [0, ⇡] with the following graph.

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?