Solutions of Second Order-Linear Ordinary Differential Equation with Variable Coefficients by Iterative Method
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Differential equations, ordinary point, singular point, iterative methodAbstract
Akeem B. Disu*, Emmanuel I. Ojonugwa, and Oyewole A Oyelami
The purpose of this study was to introduce an iterative method to solve second order linear ordinary differential equations with the variable coefficient for ordinary and singular points. This method was used to solve some examples of the equations. The solutions obtained proved that the method is effective, accurate and also reduced the large volume of the computational work that is generally associated with popular power series methods.
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2021-12-25
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