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    MA1506

    Mathematics II

    Chapter 7Systems of First Order ODEs

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    7.1 Solving Linear System of ODEs

    a,b,c,d constantsHow to solve

    i.e,

    We shall look at an old problem,

    which is related to our new problem,to get ideas to solve our new problem

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    dxax by

    dt = + dy cx dy

    dt = +

    x a b xd y c d ydt

    =

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    An old problemConsider ( )

    2 ( )dx t

    x t dt =

    Zero function ( ) 0 x t is a solutionHowever we are interested in nonzero solutions

    We know that2

    0( ) t x t x e=

    is the general solution , where 0 x is any constantIf we want nonzero solutions, then we assumethat 0 x is nonzero constant

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    So solutions of the old problem are of theform 0( )

    t x t x e =

    From this old problem, we may guess thatsolutions of

    are of the form 0( ) t x t x e = 0( )

    t y t y e =

    which can be written as 00

    ( )( )

    t x x t e y y t

    =

    Solutions of systems of ODE

    7.1 Solving System of ODEs

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    x a b xd y c d ydt

    =

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    Now we shall find 0 0, , x y

    How to find? First substitute

    0

    0

    ( )

    ( )t x x t e

    y y t

    =

    into the given ODE,

    Note that

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    0

    0

    ( )

    ( )t x x t d e

    y y t dt

    =

    x a b xd y c d ydt

    =

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    0 0

    0 0

    t t x xe B e y y

    =

    wherea b

    Bc d

    =

    Let 000

    xu

    y

    =

    We get

    0 0u Bu =number 2x2 matrix

    We can not apply cancellation rule to the above equality

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    0 0u Bu =Rewrite

    as 2 0 0 I u Bu = where 21 0

    0 1 I =

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    Hence we have 2 0( ) 0 B I u =

    We want nonzero solns of the given ODE,so we want0u to be nonzero vector

    2det( ) 0 B I =

    from Chapter 5, Section 5.5.

    Therefore

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    Before we look at

    2det( ) 0 B I =

    2 0( ) 0 B I u =

    We shall look at the following equality carefully

    This equality can be written as

    0 0 Bu u =eigenvector eigenvalue

    So we are looking for eigenvaluesand eigenvectors of B

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    2det( ) deta b

    B I c d

    = 0=

    Hence ( )( ) 0a d bc =

    Thus 21 ( ) 4( )2

    a d a d ad bc = + +

    [ ] [ ] [ ]21 ( ) 4(det )2

    Tr B Tr B B =

    Recall a b Bc d

    =

    2 ( ) ( ) 0a d ad bc + + =

    Eigenvalue

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    There are three casesCase 1 : Two distinct real roots (eigenvalues)

    i.e.,

    Suppose two distinct real eigenvalues are 1 2,

    Then find the corresponding eigenvectors 1 2,u uby

    1 2 1( ) 0 B I u = 2 2 2( ) 0 B I u =

    1

    1t u e 2

    2t u e and

    We have two (linearly independent) solutions

    [ ]( ) [ ]2 4Tr B Det B>

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    The general solution is

    1 2

    1 1 2 2t t c u e c u e +

    where 1 2,c c are any real numbers

    ..(C1)

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    Case 2 : Two complex roots (eigenvalues)

    is given by

    i.e., [ ]( ) [ ]2 4Tr B Det B

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    Hence for Case 1:

    Zero equilibrium soln is stable iff

    and det( ) 0 B

    Note: In fact det( ) 0 B >

    since we assume that inverse of B exits, so

    det( ) 0 B

    ( ) 0Tr B

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    Case 2: Two complex eigenvalues

    The general soln is

    [ ][ ]

    1

    2

    cos sin

    sin cos

    t

    t

    c e u t v t

    c e u t v t

    + +

    where1

    ( )2 Tr B =(See Case 2 in 7.1)

    7.2 Stability of equilibrium

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    2( ) 4detTrB B

    i.e.,0 ( ) 0Tr B

    7.2 Stability of equilibrium

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    2( ) 4detTrB B

    det B

    TrBFor case1 ( ) 0Tr B 0 : Nodal source

    Both < 0 : Nodal sink

    Two Real Eigenvalues

    Next we shall use ( ),det( )Tr B Bto classify the above three cases,which is easier

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    Classification of zero solution

    7.3 Phase plane

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    Eigenvalues are given by

    Real roots

    Nodal Source Both > 0

    Nodal Sink Both < 0

    Saddle Opp Signs

    Recall: we do not discuss zero eigenvector

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    [ ] [ ] [ ]21 ( ) 4(det )2

    Tr B Tr B B =

    2( ) 4detTrB B>

    0TrB >0TrB

    det 0 B >

    det 0 B

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    7.5. WarfareSuppose G(0)=15000 is fixed

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    G

    M

    M will win

    G will win All will be killed

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    23

    M G=

    15000

    9999

    1500010001

    pp ( )Then min M(0) that M willwin is 10001

    7.5. Warfare

    Suppose M(0)=10000 is fixed

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    G

    M

    M will win

    G will win All will be killed

    Suppose M(0)=10000 is fixedThen min G(0) that G will winis 15001

    2

    3 M G=

    1500110000

    14999

    10000

    EndChapter 7