f*****k 发帖数: 353 | 1 1.Given a diagonalizable square matrix A and a noise matrix E, find
conditions on A and E such that for each eigenvalue L of A, there is an
eigenvalue M of (A+E) such that abs(L-M) < K for a given K. (this is
obviously an open ended question, try to tighten the bounds to the best of
your ability)
开始假设E是diagonlizable的,这样,可以得到一个界,接下来怎么搞?
2.求解:-4 t x'' - x' + 4 t^3 x =0
这个开始找不到代换,直接用幂级数展开,好像只能得到零解 | S*********g 发帖数: 5298 | 2 this is from walleye, right?
For the 2nd one, introduce y=a*t^2.
find a such that the x' term cancels out.
【在 f*****k 的大作中提到】 : 1.Given a diagonalizable square matrix A and a noise matrix E, find : conditions on A and E such that for each eigenvalue L of A, there is an : eigenvalue M of (A+E) such that abs(L-M) < K for a given K. (this is : obviously an open ended question, try to tighten the bounds to the best of : your ability) : 开始假设E是diagonlizable的,这样,可以得到一个界,接下来怎么搞? : 2.求解:-4 t x'' - x' + 4 t^3 x =0 : 这个开始找不到代换,直接用幂级数展开,好像只能得到零解
| f*****k 发帖数: 353 | 3 got it,真是傻了,光想到替换x了,thanks
是walleye,给您发信了,请查收
【在 S*********g 的大作中提到】 : this is from walleye, right? : For the 2nd one, introduce y=a*t^2. : find a such that the x' term cancels out.
| p*****k 发帖数: 318 | 4
seems to me it's related to Bessel functions. see e.g.,
http://mathworld.wolfram.com/BesselDifferentialEquation.html
Eq.(6)
with alpha=3/8, beta=i/2, gamma=2, and n=3/16
so the general solution is:
x(t)=t^(3/8)*[C1*I_{3/16}(t^2/2) + C2*I_{-3/16}(t^2/2)],
where I is the modified Bessel function
【在 f*****k 的大作中提到】 : got it,真是傻了,光想到替换x了,thanks : 是walleye,给您发信了,请查收
| f*****k 发帖数: 353 | 5 Thanks a lot! You two BIG COW do know everything!
【在 p*****k 的大作中提到】 : : seems to me it's related to Bessel functions. see e.g., : http://mathworld.wolfram.com/BesselDifferentialEquation.html : Eq.(6) : with alpha=3/8, beta=i/2, gamma=2, and n=3/16 : so the general solution is: : x(t)=t^(3/8)*[C1*I_{3/16}(t^2/2) + C2*I_{-3/16}(t^2/2)], : where I is the modified Bessel function
| c**********e 发帖数: 2007 | 6 这个 a为什么cancel不掉?令y=a*t^2得到
x'' + 5/8y x' - x/(4a*a)=0.
【在 S*********g 的大作中提到】 : this is from walleye, right? : For the 2nd one, introduce y=a*t^2. : find a such that the x' term cancels out.
| x*****i 发帖数: 287 | | L**********u 发帖数: 194 | 8 这个好像也不对。
用y作为新的变量,将x看作是y的函数。
呵呵。
这两个题目都没有多少意思,
很明显是一个做计算pde的人出的。
用自己的专业考非专业的人士。
【在 x*****i 的大作中提到】 : 同问 怎么用 y=a*t^2. Thanks!
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