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X= ¾ , Y= 7/3;. And it is a ¡norm if the relations x •⁄ ¾ y x 2 P &y 2 P & ¾(y) < ¾(x);. P(x) are not analytic, then x0 is called an irregular singular point Example 2 x = 0 is an irregular point of the second order equation Ly = x2y00 (13x)y0 y = 0 In this case the leading behavior of y(x) as x !.

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