dy

−2 xy =0
dx
∞
n
Aplicando serie de Taylor y=∑ Cn x
n=0

Derivando
∞
dy
=∑ nC n x n−1
dx n=1
dy
REEMPLZAND LA ECUACUACION DIFERENCIAL DADA −2 xy =0
dx
∞ ∞

∑ nCn x n−1−2 x ∑ C n x n=0

n =1 n=0

∞ ∞

∑ nCn x n−1−2 ∑ Cn x n+1=0

n =1 n =0

∞ ∞
n−1
C 1+ ∑ nCn x −2 ∑ Cn x n+1=0 ; k=n−1 para la primera serie ; k =n+1 para la segunda serie
n=2 n=0

∞ ∞
C 1+ ∑ (k +1) Ck +1 x −2 ∑ C k−1 x k =0
k

n=1 k=!

C 1+ ∑ ∞ [ ( k +1 ) C k+1−2 C k−1 ] x k =0
k=¿ ¿

2 Ck −1
C 1=0 ; ( k +1 ) C k+1−2 Ck −1 =0 →C k+1= ; k=1,2,3 , …
( k +1 )
k =1→ C 2=CO

2C 1
k =2 →C 3= =0
3
2 C2 C0 C0
k =3 →C 4 = = =
4 2 2!
2C 3
k =4 →C 5= =0
5
2C 4 C 0 C 0
k =5 →C 6= = =
6 3∗2 3 !
 2 C5
k =6 →C 7= =0
7
2 C7 C0 C0
k =7 →C 8= = =
8 4∗3 ! 4 !

y=C O +C 1 x +C 2 x 2+C 3 x3 +C 4 x 4 +C 5 x 5 +C6 x 6 +…

2 C0 4 C0 6
y=C O +0+ C0 x +0+ x +0+ x + …
2! 3!

y=C O (1+ x 2 + x 4 + x 6 +…)