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`q001.  Solve the system

y_1 ' = 2 y_1 + y_2

y_2 ' = 2 y_2

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`q002.  Translate the above system into a matrix equation and solve by finding eigenvalues and eigenvectors.  You will encounter a problem with this method; you might have to attempt the solution to recognize the problem.  What is the problem?

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`q003.  In the preceding you obtained one solution to the eigenvalue problem.  You might well have found a second solution as well.  However the Wronskian of your fundamental set would have been zero, indicating that your solutions were not linearly independent.

See if you can find a second solution of the form y_2 = t y_1 + y_1, where y_1 is your first solution.

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`q004.  If f(t) is periodic with period T, then as anticipated in the preceding class the Laplace Transform of each period is changes by factor e^-(s T).  The reason for this is a straightforward result of the integral that defines the transform.

So with successive periods the transform is changed by factors e^(-s T), e^(-s * 2 T), e^(-s * 3 T), etc..

The transform over the first period is just the transform integral from 0 to T:  integral( f(t) e^(-s t) dt, t from 0 to T).

So the transform of the periodic function is

integral( f(t) e^(-s t) dt, t from 0 to T) * (1 + e^(-s T) + e^(-2 s T) + e^(-3 s T) + ... )

= integral( f(t) e^(-s t) dt, t from 0 to T) * (1 + e^(-s T) + (e^(-s T))^2 + (e^(-s T))^3 + ... ).

1 + e^(-s t) + (e^(-s t))^2 + (e^(-s t))^3 + ... is a geometric series with common ratio e^(-s T), and is therefore equal to 1 / (1 - e^(-s T)).

It follows that

L(f(t)) = integral( f(t) e^(-s t) dt, t from 0 to T) / (1 - e^(-s T)).

Use this fact to find the solution to the equation

y '' + omega * y = f(t),

where omega = 100 rad/s and f(t) is an alternating square wave with amplitude 3 and period pi/80.

Then find the solution for

y '' + delta y ' + omega y = f(t)

for the same value of omega and the same function f(t), with delta taking the half value necessary to critically damp the system.

Repeat of delta is 10% greater than the value necessary for critical damping.

Repeat once more if delta is equal to the value necessary for critical damping.

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`q005.  Repeat the above if f(t) is a sine wave with period pi / 80, and compare.

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