Y 1x2y - 1x3y 0 a show that x 0 is an irregular singular


y" + (1/x2)y' - (1/x3)y = 0

a) Show that x = 0 is an irregular singular point

b) Use the fact that y1 = x is a solution to find a second independent solution y2 by the method discussed earlier in the book.

c) Show that the second solution y2 that we found in part (b) cannot be expressed as a Frobenius series.

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