Document Type
Article
Publication Date
2006
Abstract
A time scale, T, is a nonempty, closed subset of the real numbers, R. Several methods of solution exist for second order linear equations on a time scale. An advantage of these methods is that we can obtain solutions on a system comprising of continuous and/or discrete elements. After restricting the time scale to be R, these solutions are equivalent to those obtained using differential equations methods.
A time scale, T, is a nonempty, closed subset of the real numbers, R. Several methods of solution exist for second order linear equations on a time scale. An advantage of these methods is that we can obtain solutions on a system comprising of continuous and/or discrete elements. After restricting the time scale to be R, these solutions are equivalent to those obtained using differential equations methods.
Disciplines
Mathematics
eCommons Citation
Askew, Ashley, "Methods of Solution of Second Order Linear Equations on Time Scales" (2006). Undergraduate Mathematics Day: Past Content. 9.
https://ecommons.udayton.edu/mth_epumd/9
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