Resonance occurs when forcing overlaps a homogeneous mode, requiring multiplication of the usual particular ansatz by an extra power or logarithm.
A resonance condition is the relation between forcing parameters and a homogeneous mode that makes the forcing operator singular on that mode. A repeated inversion then produces algebraic amplitude growth.
When forcing matches a natural frequency, the oscillator response acquires a linearly growing amplitude.
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