A Course of Modern Analysis; An Introduction to the General Theory of Infinite Processes And of Analytic Functions; With An Account of the Principal Transcendental Functions
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, du , is satisfied by the hypergeometric series of § 2 '38. Obtain the complete solution of the equation when c = l. 104. Solutions valid for large values of\z\. Let z=ljz 1 ; then a solution of the differential equation is said to be valid for ' large values of | z \ ' if it is valid for sufficiently small values of | z x \ ; and it is said that ' the point at infinity is an ordinary (or regular or irregular) point of the equation ' when the point z x = is an ordinary (or regular or irregular...) point of the equation when it has been transformed so that z x is the independent variable. Since d?u , .du . . , d 2 u L „ . /1\) du (1\ ^ +P W s + q W » S * ^ + {*,■ - *tp (-)} T ^ + a (-) u, we see that the conditions that the point i = oo should be (i) an ordinary point, (ii) a regular point, are (i) that %z — z 2 p(z), z i q(z) should be analytic at infinity (§ 5'62) and (ii) that zp (z), z 2 q (z) should be analytic at infinity. Example 1. Shew that every point (including infinity) is either an ordinary point or a regular point for each of the equations z(i - 3) S +{c_(a+6+i)2} S _a6a=o ' where a, b, c, n are constants.
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