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Past exam of the mathematics course of the University of Cambridge / 2024 / ii / Paper 2 / 7D / a

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Substituting
y(z)=∫γ​eztf(t)dt,y(3)(z)=∫γ​eztt3f(t)dt,
(1)
and using zezt=∂t​ezt gives
zy(3)+2y=[eztt3f(t)]∂γ​+∫γ​ezt{2f(t)−(t3f(t))′}dt.
(2)
It is therefore enough to require
(t3f)′=2f
(3)
and choose γ so that the integral converges and eztt3f(t) vanishes at its endpoints. Solving the amplitude equation,
ff′​=t32​−t3​,f(t)=Ct−3e−1/t2.​
(4)

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