I have trouble to find roots for the following problem:
$$\epsilon^{-1}x^3=\frac{e^x-e^{-x}}{e^x+e^{-x}}$$
I think this is a singular perturbation problem for $\epsilon$ showing up in the highest degree term. So I did the following:
- Move $\epsilon$ to the other side, and let it be $0$ at first. Then we get triple repeated roots $x=0,0,0$.
- Let $$x=0+\sum_{i=1}^\infty a_i\epsilon^i$$
and then plug in to find $a_i$
However, it seems I can only get one $x$. How to find all three roots?
For small $x$ the RHS $\approx x$ so $\epsilon^{-1} x^3 \approx x$ so the roots are $\approx \pm \epsilon^{1/2}$ and $0$.