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Solve Riccati equation dy/dx +p(x)y=g(x)y^2 +h(x) and the transformation is y=Y+1/u?

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and obtain for u the linear ODE u' + (2Yg - p )u= -g

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  1. it equals 2.

    2 points

    for me!


  2. Substituting with u is just arithmetic, but once you get u'+(2Yg-p)u = -g is when you actually solve it.

    A first order differential equation in that form can be solved by integrating factor. If the equation is in the form u' + pu = g, then the integrating factor can be shown to be given by e^(-int(p)) with respect to the independent variable.

    Then you have that:

    derivative(integrating factor * u) = integrating factor * g

    Integrate both sides

    integrating factor * u = int(integrating factor * g) + C

    Just plug in with the functions you have to solve for it.  

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