An analytical-numerical approach to the Emden-Fowler equation
Mihai Halic
Abstract
We investigate the Emden-Fowler equation u''=-xrup, u(0)=1, u'(0)=0, with roots in astrophysics, and study the qualitative and quantitative dependence of its solution on the parameters; the analytical work is paralleled by numerical simulations. A special attention is given to estimating the first zero x0 of u in terms of r, p. The results are used to address two apparently new issues: first, we solve EF backwards starting from x0; second, we transform it into an overdetermined boundary value problem and decide when is this solvable.
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