Binomial differential equation

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In mathematics, the binomial differential equation is an ordinary differential equation of the form (y′)m=f(x,y), where m is a natural number and f(x,y) is a polynomial that is analytic in both variables.[1][2]

Solution

Let P(x,y)=(x+y)k be a polynomial of two variables of order k, where k is a natural number. By the binomial formula,

P(x,y)=∑j=0k(kj)xjyk−j.Template:Relevant?

The binomial differential equation becomes (y′)m=(x+y)k.Template:Unclear inline Substituting v=x+y and its derivative v′=1+y′ gives (v′−1)m=vk, which can be written dvdx=1+vkm, which is a separable ordinary differential equation. Solving gives

dvdx=1+vkm⇒dv1+vkm=dx⇒∫dv1+vkm=x+C

Special cases

  • If m=k, this gives the differential equation v′−1=v and the solution is y(x)=Cex−x−1, where C is a constant.
  • If m|k (that is, m is a divisor of k), then the solution has the form ∫dv1+vn=x+C. In the tables book Gradshteyn and Ryzhik, this form decomposes as:
∫dv1+vn={−2n∑i=0n2−1Picos⁡(2i+1nπ)+2n∑i=0n2−1Qisin⁡(2i+1nπ),n:even integer1nln⁡(1+v)−2n∑i=0n−32Picos⁡(2i+1nπ)+2n∑i=0n−32Qisin⁡(2i+1nπ),n:odd integer

where

Pi=12ln⁡(v2−2vcos⁡(2i+1nπ)+1)Qi=arctan⁡(v−cos⁡(2i+1nπ)sin⁡(2i+1nπ))

See also

References

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