Complex root - fundamental set of solutions, Mathematics

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Example: Back into the complex root section we complete the claim that

y1 (t ) = elt cos(µt)        and      y2(t) = elt sin(µt)

Those were a basic set of solutions.  Prove that they actually are.

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Thus, to prove this we will require to take find the Wronskian for these two solutions and show that this isn't zero.

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= elt cos(µt)( lelt sin(µt) + µ elt cos(µt)) - elt sin(µt)( lelt cos(µt) - µ elt sin(µt))

= µ e2lt cos2(µt) + µ e2lt sin2(µt)

= µ e2lt( cos2(µt) + sin2(µt))

= µ e2lt

Here, the exponential will never be zero and µ ≠ 0 whether it were we wouldn't have complex roots and so W ≠ 0. Thus, these two solutions are actually a fundamental set of solutions and hence the general solution in this case is. As:

 y (t ) = c1elt cos (mt ) + c2eltsin (mt)


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