Second order Linear Differential Equations of Fuchsian Type with Four Singularities

We study a system of linear singularly perturbed functional differential equations by the method
 of integral manifolds. We construct a change of variables that decomposes this system into two
 subsystems, an ordinary differential equation on the center manifold and integral equation...

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fulltext Nonlinear Oscillations, Vol. 4, No. 3, 2001 SECOND ORDER LINEAR DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS OF FUCHSIAN TYPE WITH FOUR SINGULARITIES N. A. Lukashevich Belarus University pr. F. Skoriny, 4, Minsk, 220050, Belarus We study a system of linear singularly perturbed functional differential equations by the method of integral manifolds. We construct a change of variables that decomposes this system into two subsystems, an ordinary differential equation on the center manifold and integral equations on the stable manifold. AMS Subject Classification: 34A30 Consider a second order linear differential equation, y′′ + p(x)y′ + q(x)y = 0, (1) where p(x) and q(x) are arbitrary analytic functions. Given the initial conditions x = x0, y(x0) = y0, y′(x0) = y′0, suppose we know a particular solution of the equation, y1(x). Let any other solution, which is linearly independent of y1, be given by the formula y = ξ(x)y1. (2) By differentiating (2) along the solution y1, we successively find that 2ξ′y′1 + (pξ′ + ξ′′)y1 = 0, (3) (3ξ′′ − pξ′)y′1 + (pξ′′ + p′ξ′ − 2qξ′ + ξ′′′)y1 = 0. (4) Eliminating the variable y1(x) and its derivative from equations (3) and (4), we get the Schwarz equations for determining the function ξ(x), 2ξ′ξ′′′ − 3ξ′′ 2 + (p2 + 2p′ − 4q)ξ′ 2 = 0. (5) By setting ξ′ = η, η′ = wη (6) in (5), to find the function w(x), we get the Riccati equation 2w′ = w2 − (p2 + 2p′ − 4q). (7) It follows from (6) and (7) that, in order to find a general solution of equation (1), it is suffi- cient to find a particular solution of equation (7). In the sequel, we consider equation (1) as a 308 c© N. A. Lukashevich, 2001 SECOND ORDER LINEAR DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS OF FUCHSIAN TYPE.. . 309 Fuchsian type equation with four singularities located in the points x = 0, a1, a2, and in x = ∞ (a1, a2 6= 0, a1 6= a2) and written in the form y′′ + p0x 2 + p1x+ p2 x(x− a1)(x− a2) y′ + q0x 4 + q1x 3 + q2x 2 + q3x+ q4 x2(x− a1)2(x− a2)2 y = 0. (8) The constant coefficients pk and qk, k = 0, 4, must have the following form in this case [1]: p0 = α1 + α2 + α3, p1 = −(α1a2 + α2a1 + α3(a1 + a2)), p2 = α3a1a2, αk = 1− ρk1 − ρk2, k = 1, 2, 3, (9) and q0 = β4, q1 = b− (a1 + a2)β4, q2 = β1 + β2 + β3 + a1a2β4 − (a1 + a2)b, q3 = −β1a2 − β2a1 − β3(a1 + a2) + ba1a2, q4 = β3a1a2, (10) β1 = ρ11ρ12a1(a1 − a2), β2 = ρ21ρ22a2(a2 − a1), β3 = ρ31ρ32a1a2, β4 = ρ01ρ02, where b is the accessor coefficient and the following Fuchsian condition holds: 3∑ k=0 (1− ρk1 − ρk2) = 2, (11) where ρ01 and ρ02 are exponents with respect to the point z = ∞. Let us look for a solution of (7) in the form w = v0x 2 + v1x+ v2 x(x− a1)(x− a2) . (12) Substituting (12) into (7) we find 2 ( −v0x4 − 2v1x 3 + (v0a1a2 + v1(a1 + a2)− 3v2)x 2 + 2v2(a1 + a2)x− v2a1a2 ) = (v0x 2 + v1x+ v2) 2 − (p0x 2 + p1x+ p2) 2 + 4(q0x 4 + q1x 3 + q2x 2 + q3x+ q4)− 2 ( −p0x4 − 2p1x 3 + (p0a1a2 + p1(a1 + a2)− 3p2)x 2 + 2p2(a1 + a2)x− p2a1a2 ) . (13) 310 N.A. LUKASHEVICH Using (13) we get the following system for finding the unknowns v0, v1, and v2: (v0 + 1)2 = p20 − 4q0 + 1− 2p0, (v0 + 2)v1 = (p0 − 2)p1 − 2q1, 2(v0a1a2 + v1(a1 + a2)− 3v2) = v21 + 2v0v2 − p21 − 2p0p2 + 4q2 − 2(p0a1a2 + p1(a1 + a2)− 3p2), 2v2(a1 + a2) = v1v2 − p1p2 + 3q3 − 2p2(a1 + a2), v22 + 2v2a1a2 − p22 + 2p2a1a2 + 4q4 = 0. (14) Using notations (9), (10) and identity (11) we find from the first equation of system (14) that v0 = ε1(ρ01 − ρ02)− 1, ε21 = 1. (15) Similarly, from the fifth equation of system (14) we get v2 = (ε2(ρ31 − ρ32)− 1)a1a2, ε22 = 1. (16) The second and the fourth equations of system (14), with the use of (15) and (16), become (ε1(ρ01 − ρ02) + 1)v1 + 2b = γ11a1 + γ12a2, (ε2(ρ31 − ρ32)− 1)v1 + 2b = γ21a1 + γ22a2, (17) where γ11 = α0(α2 + α3) + 2β4, γ12 = α0(α1 + α3) + 2β4, γ21 = 2(ε2(ρ31 − ρ32)− 1) + α3(α0 + α1) + 2(ρ31ρ32 + ρ11ρ12 − ρ21ρ22), γ22 = 2(ε2(ρ31 − ρ32)− 1) + α3(α0 + α2) + 2(ρ31ρ32 − ρ11ρ12 + ρ21ρ22). (18) Using system (17) we find that [ε1(ρ01 − ρ02)− ε2(ρ31 − ρ32) + 2]v1 = (γ11 − γ21)a1 + (γ12 − γ22)a2 and if δ ≡ ε1(ρ01 − ρ02)− ε2(ρ31 − ρ32) + 2 6= 0, (19) then v1 = 1 δ [(γ11 − γ21)a1 + (γ12 − γ22)a2], (20) b = 1 2δ [(ε1(ρ01 − ρ02) + 1)γ21 − (ε2(ρ31 − ρ32)− 1)γ11]a1 + 1 2δ [(ε1(ρ01 − ρ02) + 1)γ22 − (ε2(ρ31 − ρ32)− 1)γ12]a2. (21) SECOND ORDER LINEAR DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS OF FUCHSIAN TYPE.. . 311 The third equation of (14) becomes (v1 − a1 − a2)2 − (p1 + a1 + a2) 2 = 2(a1a2 − v2)v0 − 6v2 + 2p0(p2 + a1a2)− 6p2 − 4q2, or using notations (9), (10) and identities (11), (20), and (21) we get k0a 2 1 + 2k1a1a2 + k2a 2 2 = 0, (22) where k0 ≡ (γ11 − γ21 − δ)2 − (α2 + α3 − 1)2δ2 + 4ρ11ρ12δ 2 − 2δ[(ε1(ρ01 − ρ02) + 1)γ21 − (ε2(ρ31 − ρ32)− 1)γ11], k1 ≡ (γ11 − γ12 − δ)(γ12 − γ22 − δ)− (α2 + α3 − 1)(α1 + α3 − 1)δ2 + 2(ρ31ρ32 + ρ01ρ02 − ρ11ρ12 − ρ21ρ22)δ2 − δ[(ε1(ρ01 − ρ02) + 1)(γ21 + γ22) − (ε2(ρ31 − ρ32)− 1)(γ11 + γ12)] − [2δ − ε1ε2(ρ01 − ρ02)(ρ31 − ρ32)− α0α3 − α0 − α3 − 1]δ2, (23) k2 ≡ (γ12 − γ22 − δ)2 − (α1 + α3 − 1)2δ2 + 4ρ21ρ22δ 2 − 2δ[(ε1(ρ01 − ρ02) + 1)γ22 − (ε2(ρ31 − ρ32)− 1)γ12]. Equation (22) is a condition imposed on the coefficients of equation (8) so that the function given by (12) is a partial solution of equation (7). Considering (22) as a quadratic equation for the unknowns ak, k = 1, 2, we should keep in mind that its roots, λk, k = 1, 2, as follows from the sense of the problem, must be distinct and nonzero. Suppose we found from (22) that a1 = λka2, k = 1, 2, λk 6= 1. (24) Represent the particular solution (12) of the Riccati equation (7) as v0x 2 + v1x+ v2 x(x− a1)(x− a2) = r1 x + r2 x− a1 + r3 x− a2 . (25) To evaluate the unknowns rk, k = 1, 2, 3, (25) gives the system r1 + r2 + r3 = ε1(ρ01 − ρ01)− 1, (r1 + r3)a1 + (r1 + r2)a2 = 1 δ [(γ21 − γ11)a1 + (γ22 − γ12)a2], (26) r1 = ε2(ρ31 − ρ32)− 1. 312 N.A. LUKASHEVICH Using (24) we find from system (26) that r2 = δ − 2− r3, (27) where r3 = 1 λk − 1 [ 1 δ (γ21 − γ11)λk + 1 δ (γ22 − γ12) + 2− δ − (1 + λk)(ε2(ρ31 − ρ32)− 1) ] . Let us set, in equation (7), W = r1 x + r2 x− a1 + r3 x− a2 + V. (28) To find the function V , we have the following equation: 2V ′ = V 2 + (r1 x + r2 x− a1 + r3 x− a2 ) V, from which we find that V = 2xr1(x− a1)r2(x− a2)r3 C1 − ∫ xr1(x− a1)r2(x− a2)r3 dx , and, consequently, W = r1 x + r2 x− a1 + r3 x− a2 + 2xr1(x− a1)r2(x− a2)r3 C1 − ∫ xr1(x− a1)r2(x− a2)r3 dx . (29) By substituting (29) into formulas (6), we find η(x) = C2 xr1(x− a1)r2(x− a2)r3[ C1 − ∫ xr1(x− a1)r2(x− a2)r3 dx ]2 , (30) ξ(x) = C3 + C2 1 −C1 + ∫ xr1(x− a1)r2(x− a2)r3 dx . Now, using equation (3) find y1(x). Namely, y1(x) = C4 C2 x− 1 2 (r1+α1)(x− a1)− 1 2 (r2+α2)(x− a2)− 1 2 (r3+α3) × [ C1 − ∫ xr1(x− a1)r2(x− a2)r3 dx ] . (31) SECOND ORDER LINEAR DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS OF FUCHSIAN TYPE.. . 313 Substituting (30) and (31) into formula (2) we finally find that y(x) = ξ(x)y1(x) = x− 1 2 (r1+α1)(x− a1)− 1 2 (r2+α2)(x− a2)− 1 2 (r3−α3) × [ C + C1 ∫ xr1(x− a1)r2(x− a2)r3 dx ] , (32) where C and C1 are new arbitrary constants. The preceding gives the following theorem. Theorem. For equation (8) to have a general solution of the form (32), it is sufficient that 1) the accessor coefficient b have the form (21) and 2) its coefficients satisfy the condition (22). Together with equation (8), consider the related Heun equation y′′ + (α+ β + 1)x2 − [a(γ + δ) + α+ β − δ + 1]x+ aγ x(x− 1)(x− a) y′ + (αβx− q) x(x− 1)(x− a) y = 0, (33) the coefficients of which, as opposed to the coefficients of (9) and (10), have the form p0 = α+ β + 1, p1 = −[a(γ + δ) + α+ β − δ + 1], p2 = aγ, a1 = 1, a2 = a, (34) q0 = αβ, q1 = −(a+ 1)αβ − q, q2 = aαβ + (a+ 1)q, q3 = −aq, q4 = 0. (35) Using the structure of the general solution of equation (8) in the form (32), a particular solution of (33) is sought in the form y1 = xs1(x− 1)s2(x− a)s3 , (36) where the constants s1, s2, s3 are to be found. From (36) we get y′ = ( s1 x + s2 x− 1 + s3 x− a ) y, (37) y′′ = [( s1 x + s2 x− 1 + s3 x− a )2 − ( s1 x2 + s2 (x− 1)2 + s3 (x− a)2 )] y. 314 N.A. LUKASHEVICH Substituting (37) into (33) we get the system (s1 + s2 + s3) 2 + (p0 − 1)(s1 + s2 + s3) + q0 = 0, 2s1(s1 − 1)(a+ 1) + 2as2(s2 − 1) + 2s3(s3 − 1) + 2s1s2(2a+ 1) +2s2s3(a+ 1) + 2s1s3(a+ 2) + p0[(a+ 1)s1 + as2 + s3] −p1(s1 + s2 + s3)− q1 = 0, s1(s1 − 1)(a2 + 4a+ 1) + s2(s2 − 1)a2 + s3(s3 − 1) + 2s1s2(a 2 + 2a) +2s2s3a+ 2s1s3(1 + 2a) + p0as1 − p1[(a+ 1)s1 + as2 + s3] +p2(s1 + s2 + s3) + q2 = 0, (38) 2s1(s1 − 1)(a2 + 2a) + 2s1s2a 2 + 2s1s3a− p1as1 +p2[(a+ 1)s1 + as2 + s3]− q3 = 0, s1(s1 − 1)a2 + p2as1 = 0. It follows from the first and the fifth equations of system (38) that 1) either s1 + s2 + s3 = −α, 2) or s1 + s2 + s3 = −β and (39) 3) either s1 = 0, 4) or s1 = 1− γ. The fourth equation of system (38) defines the accessor coefficient q, q = −[2s1(s1 − 1)(a+ 2) + 2s1s2a+ 2s1s3 − s1p1 + γ((a+ 1)s1 + as2 + s3)]. (40) Substituting (40) into the second equation of (38) and setting s2 = h− s1 − s3, (41) where h equals either −α or −β we find that (2s1 − 2h+ γ − α− β + 1)(a− 1)s3 = [2(s1 − h)(h− 1) + h(γ − p0)]a +3s31 − (2h+ 1)s1 + (γ − p0)s1 + p1(h− s1). (42) Assume that, for any choice of s1 and h, the quantity 2s1 − 2h+ γ − α− β + 1 6= 0. (43) SECOND ORDER LINEAR DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS OF FUCHSIAN TYPE.. . 315 Note that, if a 6= 1, then assuming that the condition (43) holds, the quantities s1, s2, and s3 can be uniquely expressed in terms of the parameters α, β, γ, δ, and a using formulas (39), (41), and (42). Substituting their values into the third equation of system (38), the condition implies that equation (33) has a particular solution of the form (36). Then the general solution of equation (33) will be y = xs1(x− 1)s2(x− a)s3 × [ C1 + C2 ∫ x−2s1(x− 1)−2s2(x− a)−2s3 exp ( − ∫ p(x) dx ) dx ] . (44) The cases where the condition (19) or (43) is violated and the comparison of general solutions of the forms (32) and (44) are not considered in this paper. REFERENCES 1. Golubev V. V. Lectures on Analytic Theory of Differential Equations [in Russian], Moscow; Leningrad (1950). Received 16.04.2001
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We study a system of linear singularly perturbed functional differential equations by the method
 of integral manifolds. We construct a change of variables that decomposes this system into two
 subsystems, an ordinary differential equation on the center manifold and integral equations on
 the stable manifold.
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Second order Linear Differential Equations of Fuchsian Type with Four Singularities
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spellingShingle Second order Linear Differential Equations of Fuchsian Type with Four Singularities
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title Second order Linear Differential Equations of Fuchsian Type with Four Singularities
title_alt Лінійні диференціальні рівняння другого порядку типу Фукса з чотирма особливостями
Линейные дифференциальные уравнения второго порядка типа Фукса с четырьмя особенностями
title_full Second order Linear Differential Equations of Fuchsian Type with Four Singularities
title_fullStr Second order Linear Differential Equations of Fuchsian Type with Four Singularities
title_full_unstemmed Second order Linear Differential Equations of Fuchsian Type with Four Singularities
title_short Second order Linear Differential Equations of Fuchsian Type with Four Singularities
title_sort second order linear differential equations of fuchsian type with four singularities
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