Problem with differential equation (DESOLVE) - Printable Version +- HP Forums (https://www.hpmuseum.org/forum) +-- Forum: HP Calculators (and very old HP Computers) (/forum-3.html) +--- Forum: HP Prime (/forum-5.html) +--- Thread: Problem with differential equation (DESOLVE) (/thread-3251.html) Problem with differential equation (DESOLVE) - ZellAllon - 03-03-2015 05:29 PM Hello, I don't know why when I try to solve a Homogeneous differential equation my hp prime I get something like: desolve((y') = ((y/x)+(x/y)),y) = [pnt[G_0*e^((1/2)*_(t38)^2),G_0*_(t38)*e^((1/2)*_(t38)^2)]] the solution must be Y^2=X^2*LN(X^2)+C*X^2 anyone can help me? please. RE: Problem with differential equation (DESOLVE) - salvomic - 03-03-2015 06:59 PM (03-03-2015 05:29 PM)ZellAllon Wrote:  Hello, I don't know why when I try to solve a Homogeneous differential equation my hp prime I get something like: desolve((y') = ((y/x)+(x/y)),y) = [pnt[G_0*e^((1/2)*_(t38)^2),G_0*_(t38)*e^((1/2)*_(t38)^2)]] the solution must be Y^2=X^2*LN(X^2)+C*X^2 anyone can help me? please. see here: Parisse replied to me few time ago... the "strange" expression should be like $y=c*e^{\frac{t^{2}}{2}} \ AND \ y=c*t*e^{\frac{t^{2}}{2}}$ G_0 ok for "c", but, yes, "_t38" is a bit bizzarre, and we are lucky that it is not "p38" Note also that $$e^{\frac{t^{2}}{2}}$$ is simply $$\sqrt{e^{t^{2}}}$$ ... RE: Problem with differential equation (DESOLVE) - parisse - 03-04-2015 10:07 AM You get parametric solutions currently. With Xcas current CAS version, you would get [√2*x*√(ln(x/G_0)),-√2*x*√(ln(x/G_0))] RE: Problem with differential equation (DESOLVE) - ZellAllon - 03-04-2015 04:49 PM (03-03-2015 06:59 PM)salvomic Wrote:   (03-03-2015 05:29 PM)ZellAllon Wrote:  Hello, I don't know why when I try to solve a Homogeneous differential equation my hp prime I get something like: desolve((y') = ((y/x)+(x/y)),y) = [pnt[G_0*e^((1/2)*_(t38)^2),G_0*_(t38)*e^((1/2)*_(t38)^2)]] the solution must be Y^2=X^2*LN(X^2)+C*X^2 anyone can help me? please. see here: Parisse replied to me few time ago... the "strange" expression should be like $y=c*e^{\frac{t^{2}}{2}} \ AND \ y=c*t*e^{\frac{t^{2}}{2}}$ G_0 ok for "c", but, yes, "_t38" is a bit bizzarre, and we are lucky that it is not "p38" Note also that $$e^{\frac{t^{2}}{2}}$$ is simply $$\sqrt{e^{t^{2}}}$$ ... ok, understood, thanks.But how can I take these parametric solutions and get y as a function of x? RE: Problem with differential equation (DESOLVE) - ZellAllon - 03-04-2015 05:44 PM (03-04-2015 10:07 AM)parisse Wrote:  You get parametric solutions currently. With Xcas current CAS version, you would get [√2*x*√(ln(x/G_0)),-√2*x*√(ln(x/G_0))] Hello, How do you get that solution? explain to me please! RE: Problem with differential equation (DESOLVE) - Tim Wessman - 03-04-2015 06:09 PM (03-04-2015 05:44 PM)ZellAllon Wrote:  How do you get that solution? explain to me please! That is the author of the CAS inside Prime. He is using the pc version (which is newer then the current version in Prime) and that result is returned. If/Until that code is put into the Prime firmware the calculator will continue to return the result you posted.