I'm having a hard time trying to solve this coupled pair of differential equations by the perturbation method.
These are the equations:
Where Br you can treat as ε (base solution).
The solution should look like:
Thanks in advance
I'm having a hard time trying to solve this coupled pair of differential equations by the perturbation method.
These are the equations:
Where Br you can treat as ε (base solution).
The solution should look like:
Thanks in advance
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Obviously, setting $Br=0$ gives $$w_0''=0\ , w_0(0)=w_0(1)=0$$ which has $w_0(s)=0$ as the only solution. In the first equation $$((1-\beta\,w_0)(u_0'))'=0$$ this results in $u_0''=0$ so that $u_0$ is linear and thus $u_0(s)=1-s$.
Now insert into the equation for $w_1$, $w_1''=-1$, $w_1(0)=w_1(1)=0$ to get $$w_1=-\frac12(s^2-s).$$
In the equation for $u_1$ we get $$((1-\beta\,Br\,w_1)(u_0'+Br\,u_1'))'=O(Br^2)$$ to find $$ 0=u_1''-β(w_1u_0')'=u_1''-βw_1'u_0'=u_1''-β(s-\tfrac12),\\u_1(0)=u_1(1)=0, $$ which can be integrated to $$ u_1=\fracβ{12}(2s^3-3s^2+s). $$