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Particular Solution

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particular solution [pər¦tik·yə·lər sə′lü·shən]
(mathematics)
A solution to an ordinary differential equation obtained by assigning numerical values to the parameters in the general solution. Also known as particular integral.

Particular Solution 

A particular solution of a differential equation F (x, y, y′, . . ., y(n)) = 0 is a solution y = Φ(x) obtained from the general solution y = Φ(x, C1, . . ., Cn) of the equation for some specific choice of the arbitrary constants C1, . . ., Cn. For example, the general solution of the equation y + y = 0 is yC1 cos x + C2 sin x; if we set C1 = 2 and C2 = –1, we obtain the particular solution y = 2 cos x – sin x.



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