Solve the follow diferential equation

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i need to solve the follow diferential equation:

(\frac{du}{dy})^2=A+Be^{2u}+C \sqrt{D+Ee^{4u}}

where A,B,C,D,E are nonzero.
 
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alejandrito29 said:
i need to solve the follow diferential equation:

(\frac{du}{dy})^2=A+Be^{2u}+C \sqrt{D+Ee^{4u}}

where A,B,C,D,E are nonzero.

What is the context of the question? Is it for schoolwork?
 


berkeman said:
What is the context of the question? Is it for schoolwork?

not, is for my thesis. I have tried make him.
 


Maple gives the following solution to your ODE (in implicit form)

\int_k^{u(y)}\frac{d\xi}{\sqrt{A+Be^{2\xi}+C\sqrt{D+Ee^{4\xi}}}}=\pm y,

where k is an arbitrary constant.
 


kosovtsov said:
Maple gives the following solution to your ODE (in implicit form)

\int_k^{u(y)}\frac{d\xi}{\sqrt{A+Be^{2\xi}+C\sqrt{D+Ee^{4\xi}}}}=\pm y,

where k is an arbitrary constant.

obvious, separation variables, but

there is a way to find a explicit solution?
 


Try z=e^{2\zeta}, then z=\sqrt(D/E)Sinh(\theta). Maple manages to integrate that, but the resulting expression is nasty
 


gato_ said:
Try z=e^{2\zeta}, then z=\sqrt(D/E)Sinh(\theta). Maple manages to integrate that, but the resulting expression is nasty

2\zeta=ln(\sqrt(D/E)sinh(\theta))?
 
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