Forward r-difference Operator and Finding Solution of Nonhomogeneous Difference Equations
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1 International Mathematical Forum, 2, 2007, no. 40, Forward r-difference Operator and Finding Solution of Nonhomogeneous Difference Equations Hassan Hosseinzadeh and G. A. Afrouzi Islamic Azad University, Ghaemshahr Branch P.O. Box 6, Ghaemshahr, Iran Abstract In this paper we introduce a new operator that we call it the forward r-difference operator Δ r which is defined in the following: Δ r y n = y n+ ry n. Then, we investigate some properties of this new operator, we find a shift exponential formula and use it for finding solution of the nonhomogeneous difference equations with constant coefficients, may be written in the following form m ( Δ ri )y n = f n. i= Keywords: Forward difference operator Δ; Forward r-difference operator Δ r ; Difference equation; Shift exponential operator; Particular solution Preliminaries.. In Numerical Analysis, we use some linear operators, those are shift exponential operator E, Ef j = f j+, forward difference operator Δ, Δf j = f j+ f j and backward difference, f j = f j f j. These operators are used in some topics of Numerical Analysis, particularly in interpolation, quadratures, difference equations, and so forth see [], [2], [4]. Since E, Δ and are linear operator, in addition to every order of them, their inversion E,Δ, and every polynomial of them are linear too. We know that the difference equation appears in numerical solution of ODE, PDE, IE, IDE,. Corresponding author afrouzi@umz.ac.ir also both authors are in : Department of Mathematics, Faculty of Basic Science, Mazandaran University, Babolsar, Iran.
2 958 H. Hosseinzadeh and G. A. Afrouzi In this paper we find particular solution of nonhomogeneous difference equations with constant coefficients. The difference equations are written in one of the following forms: Under the shift operator E P (E) y n =0 (homogeneous) () P (E) y n = f n (nonhomogeneous) (2) Under the forward difference operator Δ P (Δ) y n =0 (homogeneous) () P (Δ) y n = f n (nonhomogeneous) (4) Under the forward difference operator P ( ) y n =0 (homogeneous) (5) P ( ) y n = f n (nonhomogeneous) (6) where as P is a polynomial. For solving difference equations and finding general solution, we use the following theorems see [], [2], [4], [5]. Theorem. (superposition principle) Suppose that y n,y n2,,y nm are the (fundamental) solutions of the homogeneous difference equation P (Δ) y n =0, then each arbitrary linear combination of them is a solution for it too. Theorem 2. Suppose that the complex-valued function y n = y n + iy n2 is a solution of the homogeneous equation P (Δ) y n = 0, then each of functions y n,y n2 also are solutions for it. Theorem. Let y h be a solution for the homogeneous P (Δ) y n = 0 and y p be a solution for the nonhomogeneous P (Δ) y n = f n, then y c = y h + y p is a solution for P (Δ) y n = fn too.
3 Forward r-difference operator Solution of the difference equations 2.. In this section, we discuss the difference equations with constant coefficients. Let y n = r n be a solution for equations (), () and (5), then r n must be satisfy in each of them, therefore we have, respectively P (r) = 0 (7) P (r ) = 0 (8) P ( r ) = 0 (9) Where (7) is the corresponding characteristic equation to equation (), and (8) is the corresponding characteristic equation to (), and finally (9) is the corresponding characteristic equation to (5). Remark. All roots of the characteristic equations may be distinct real values, either some of them are equal or some of them are conjugate complex number. (i) If r,r 2,,r k are distinct real roots to the characteristic equations, then r n,rn 2,,rn k will be solutions of homogeneous equations, these functions are linearly independent []. These functions are said fundamental solutions of homogeneous equation. (ii) If r = r 2 =... = r m = r, are the iterated root of the characteristic equation, then the corresponding solutions of homogeneous equation are: r n,nr n,n 2 r n,,n m r n that are linearly independent []. (iii) If r 2 = αiβ, are two conjugate complex roots, in this case the corresponding solution of homogeneous equation are, y n =(α 2 + β 2 ) n 2 cos nϕ, y n2 = (α 2 + β 2 ) n 2 sin nϕ, where ϕ = tan β []. α Example. Find the fundamental solutions of the homogeneous difference equation (E 4 4E +7E 2 6E +2)y n =0. Solution. It s characteristic equation is r 4 4r +7r 2 6r +2=0. This polynomial equation has one double root r = and two complex conjugate roots r = i, therefore the fundamental solutions may be written as follows: y n =, y n2 = n, y n =2 n 2 cos nπ 4, y n4 =2 n 2 sin nπ 4.
4 960 H. Hosseinzadeh and G. A. Afrouzi Example 2. Find the fundamental solutions of the following homogeneous difference equation (2Δ 2 8Δ + ) y n =0. Solution. We have 2(r ) 2 8(r ) + = 0 which yields, r = 7 6. r 2 = 2 and y n =( 7 6 )n, y n2 =( 2 )n. Example. solutions Solve the following difference equation and find the fundamental (5Δ + 6) (2Δ Δ + 25) y n =0. Solution. The roots of the corresponding characteristic equation are r =,r 5 2, = ( ± i) in the result the fundamental solutions will be written as 8 follows y n =( 5 )n, y n2 =2 5 nπ 2 cos, y n =2 5 nπ 2 sin 4 4. Example4. Evaluate the fundamental solutions of the following DE ( 6 6E E 4 2 4E 6 ) y n =0. Solution. The roots of the characteristic equation are r = r 2 =2, r =, r 4 = r 5 =, r 6 = 0 so the fundamental solutions may be written as y n =2n, y n2 = n2 n,y n =( ) n,y n4 = n,y n5 = n n,y n6 =0. Lemma. Prove the accuracy of the following equalities. n Δ f j = f n. (0) j= Δ f n n = f j. () j= Proof. Proof is easy, consider n Δ f j = j= n n f j f j = f n. j= j=
5 Forward r-difference operator 96 Identity () is the inversion of (0). Remark 2. Each of the above two identities are used for finding particular solution of the nonhomogeneous difference equations with constant coefficients, therefore we can solve each of the following equations Δy n = f n, Δ m y n = f n. Example 5. Find the particular solution of the following difference equation Δy n = n +2n 2 +n +. Solution. We can write y p = n Δ (n +2n 2 +n +) = (j +2j 2 +j +) = 2 n(n +2n 2 +9n 2). j= Example 6. Find the particular solution of the following difference equation Δ y n = 20n +60. Solution. By division operation we can write y p = Δ (20n + 60) = Δ 2 ( Δ (20n + 60)) = Δ ( n (20j + 60)) = 2 Δ ( Δ (60n2 ) j= = n Δ ( 60j 2 )= Δ j= (0n(n )(2n )) n =0 (2j +j 2 + j) =5n(n ) 2 (n 2). j=
6 962 H. Hosseinzadeh and G. A. Afrouzi Main Results.. forward r-difference operators and solution of nonhomogeneous difference equations Definition. We define the forward r-difference operator Δ r as follows Δ r y n = y n+ ry n =(E r)y n, where y n is the approximation of function y(x) at point x n [x 0, x m ], then two operators Δ r and E r are equivalent. Corollary. Δ r is linear operator and Δ =Δ=E. Example 7. r (r n y n )=r n y n rr n y n = r n (y n y n )=r n y n 4 (4 n cos nπ 2 )=4n cos nπ 2 =4n (cos nπ 2 Example 7. cos nπ 2 ). (i) Δ 5 (5 n (n 2 6n + 0)) = 5 n [(n 2 6n + 0) ((n ) 2 6(n ) + 0)] =5 2n ( 4n 2 4n + 45). (ii) Δ ( n cos nπ )=n+ cos (n+)π n cos nπ (cos nπ + sin nπ ). = n+ 2 Four principal operations in vector space of the operator r: we define (i) Δ r +Δ s 2Δ r+s. 2 (ii) Δ r Δ s s r. (iii) Δ r Δ s E 2 (r + s)e + rs Δ r+s 2 Δ (iv) r Δ s Δ r Δ s Δ s Δ r. Particular type. Suppose that s = r, then (r+s)2 4. Δ r Δ r Δ 2 r,..., Δ r Δ m r Δ m+. In the sequel, we define order and inversion for the backward r-difference operator. Δ r s.t f n = g n Δ r g n = f n, Δ r Δ r Δ 2 r Δ r(δ r ),..., Δ m+ r (Δ m r ).
7 Forward r-difference operator 96 Remark. Addition operation and multiplication operation have properties such as commutative and associative, namely (Δ r +Δ s )+Δ t Δ r +(Δ s +Δ t ) Δ r+s+t, Δ r (Δ s Δ t ) (Δ r Δ s )Δ t. Theorem 4. The forward r-difference is linear operator, in addition to every order of it and every polynomial of Δ r and inversion Δ r are linear too. Proof. It is easy and left to the readers. Lemma2. Prove that n Δ r ( r n j y j = y n. (2) j=0 Δ r y n =( n r n j y j. () j=0 Proof. Is easy, above two formulas are used in finding solution of NDE with constant coefficients. Remark 4. Under the forward r-difference operator Δ r, the nonhomogeneous difference equation is may be written as follows m ( Δ rj )y n = f n. (4) j= Whereas r j,j=, 2,..., m can be real distinct, iterated or complex number. Some useful results (i) Δ r (a n )=a n (a r) Δ r a n = an a r In general (ii) Δ k r (an )=a n (a r) k Δ k r a n = an. (a r) k (iii) Δ r (na n )=(n +)a n+ rna n = na n (a r)+a n+ Δ r (na n )= n(a r) a (a r) 2. (iv) P (Δ r )a n = P (a r)a n P (Δ r) an = Lemma. Let m be integer and a r then an. P (a r)
8 964 H. Hosseinzadeh and G. A. Afrouzi Δ m r (an y n )=a n (aδ r a )m y n. (5) Δ m r (a n y n )=a n y Δ m n. (6) r a Proof. Equality (5) is proved by the mathematical induction, (6) is the inversion of (5). Let a = r, then last equalities will be as follows, respec- Particular type 2. tively: Δ m r (r n y n )=a n (rδ) m y n. (7) Δ m r (r n y n )=r n (rδ) m y n. (8) Example 8. Evaluate Δ 2 (2 n n). Solution. Δ 2 (2 n n)=2 n Δ (n) =2 n Δ 2 n j=0 j =2n Δ ( n j=0 (j2 + j)) = 2n 4 n j=0 (j +j 2 +2j) = 2n 6 n(n )(n 2)(n ). Example9. Find the particular solution of Δ 2 y n = n sin( nπ ). Solution.. Write y p = Δ 2 ( n sin nπ ) and use (8), thus y p = n 2 Δ 2 (sin nπ )=n 2 Δ ( 2 cos (2n )π 6 n = n 2 ( 2 n cos j=0 (2j )π 6 = n 2 ( n)+n (2n )π sin. 6 Theorem 5 (shift exponential). Let P be a polynomial, then
9 Forward r-difference operator 965 P (Δ r )(a n y n )=a n P (aδ r a )y n. (9) P (Δ r ) (an y n )=a n P (aδ r )y n. (20) a Proof. By using Lemma 2, the proof is easy. Particular type. Suppose that a=r, then the former equalities may be written in the following forms P (Δ r )(r n y n )=r n P (rδ)y n. (2) P (Δ r ) (rn y n )=r n P (rδ) y n. (22) Example 0. Find the particular solution of the following DE (E 4 0E +5E 2 50E + 24)y n =2 n (8n + 2). Solution. This equation may be written as follows : (E )(E 2)(E )(E 4)y n = E 4 ΔΔ 2 Δ Δ 4 y n =(+Δ 2 )Δ 2 ( 2+ 2 )( + 2 ) y n =(8n + 2)2 n. Now after dividing two sides of equality equality by coefficient of y n, using the formula (22), we have y p = ( + Δ 2 )Δ 2 ( +Δ 2 )( 2+ 2 ) (n +4)2n =2 n ( + 2 )2 ( +2 )( 2+2 ) (8n + 2) =2 n 4 (Δ + 2 )Δ(Δ 2 )(Δ )(8n + 2) = 2n (n +4).
10 966 H. Hosseinzadeh and G. A. Afrouzi.2. Solution of NDE with constant coefficients We know that every nonhomogeneous difference equation with order m can be written in the form (4). Therefore each of the following forms may be written in the form in (4). (4) is written as follows. P (E)y n = f n, P(Δ)y n = f n, P( )y n = f n. y p = m j= Δ f n = ( (... f n...)). (2) r j Δ rm Δ rm Δ r Example. Find the particular solution of the following NDE Δ 2 Δ 4 y n = n 2 2 n. Solution. Write y p = (n 2 2 n )=2 n 2 Δ 2 Δ 4 Δ 2 Δ (n2 )=2 n 2 n(n + )(2n +) Δ 2 6 == n 2n 2 n j (2j +j 2 +j) = 2n (2n +9n 2 +25n+...). j=0 Remark 5. By using identity (2), we may use iterative divisions, in addition to, we can use the decomposition fraction, consider r Δ r Δ r2 ( ) r r 2 Δ r Δ r2 Δ r Δ r2 Δ r (r 2 r )(r 2 r ) (r r 2 )(r r ) Δ r2 + Δ r + (r r )(r r 2 ) Δ r. In general where, m j= Δr j m j= A j Δr j
11 Forward r-difference operator 967 m A j =,A j = j= m j i= (r j r i ). (24) Example 2. Find the particular solution of the following NDE (6 6E +E 2 E ) y n =6 n (6n2 48n + 80). Solution. Write (6E 6E 2 +E ) y n =6 n (6n 2 2n 0). y p = (2E )(E )(6E ) (6n (6n 2 2n 0)) = 6Δ 2 Δ Δ 6 (6 n (6n 2 2n 0))6 n+ ΔΔ 2 Δ (6n 2 2n 0) 2 =6 n+ ( Δ + Δ 2 2 Δ )(6n 2 2n 0) = 6 n+ n. Remark 6. If r = r 2 =... = r m = r, then we can use only iterative divisions. Remark 7. Let P (Δ r ) y n = a n f n, then by change of variable y n = Y n a n and using the shift exponential formula, we obtain the following NDE. P (aδ r a )Y n = f n. (25) Remark 8. (i) If P (a r) 0, then Let P (Δ r )y n = a n (a ), y p = P (a r) an (ii) If P (a r) =P (a r) =... = P (k ) (a r) =0,P (k) (a r) 0, then y p = P ( k)(a r) (nk a n k ).
12 968 H. Hosseinzadeh and G. A. Afrouzi 4 Concluding. The forward r-difference operator method is a new method in finding solution of the nonhomogeneous difference equations with constant coefficients and we can use it in finding solution of the following equation P (Δ) y n = f n. where a j s are constants. P (Δ) m a j Δ j, j=0 5 References [] Hildel brand, F.B., Introduction to Numerical Analysis, Mc. Graw- Hill, New.York, 956. [2] Isaacson, E. and H.B., Analysis of Numerical Methods, John Wiley and Sons,.New York, 966. [] Lambert, J.D. Computation methods in ordinary Differential Equations John.Wiley and Sons, New York, 97. [4] Phillips, G.M., Taylor P.J. Theory and Applications of Numberical Analysis, Fifth. Edition, Academic press, 980. [5] Ralston, A. A first course in Numerical Analysis Mc. Graw-Hill, New York. Received: November 8, 2006
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