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where c 1 and c 2 are constants. Since the Wronski determinant
e ξ s 2
e ξ s 2
c 2
c 2
2 s 2
e ξ s 2
c 2
e ξ s 2
c 2
=
c 2
,
ξ
ξ
the general solution of Eq. (5.36) is
s 2 c 2
a
d
A e ξ s 2 c 2
B e ξ s 2 c 2
e ( ξ ξ )
ξ
τ 0
1
2
ξ
U
( ξ ,
s
)=
+
s 2
ψ
c 2
e ( ξ ξ ) s 2
a
d
ξ
τ 0
c 2
1
2
ξ ,
+
s 2
ψ
c 2
ξ →−
ξ +
where A and B are constants. Since U must be bounded as
and
,
=
=
A
B
0. In order to ensure the convergence of the two integrals, let
s 2 c 2
a
d
ξ
e ( ξ ξ )
ξ
τ 0
1
2
ξ
U
( ξ ,
s
)=
s 2
ψ
c 2
+
s 2
a
d
ξ
e ( ξ ξ )
c 2
ξ
τ 0
ξ
.
s 2
+
ψ
c 2
Since
L 1
e ( ξ ξ ) s 2
I 0 c t 2
2 H t
c 2
ξ ξ ,
=
s 2
( ξ ξ )
c 2
we have
L 1
d
s 2 c 2
a
+
e ( ξ ξ )
ξ
τ 0
1
2
ξ
s 2
ψ
c 2
ξ
I 0 c t 2
2
a
d
ξ + t
ξ
τ
1
2
ξ .
( ξ ξ )
=
ψ
ξ
0
Similarly,
L 1
d
e ( ξ ξ ) s 2
a
ξ
c 2
ξ
τ
1
2
ξ
s 2
ψ
c 2
0
I 0 c t 2
2
a
d
ξ
ξ
τ 0
1
2
ξ .
=
( ξ ξ )
ψ
ξ
t
 
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