The discussion focuses on solving the second-order inhomogeneous differential equation d²y/dx² + k*dy/dx = du/dx + u. Participants highlight that traditional methods may not suffice due to the presence of multiple functions. The method of Frobenius is suggested as a potential approach, transforming the problem into a series solution. Additionally, reworking the equation into a partial differential equation is proposed to gain insights into the relationship between variables. Ultimately, using Laplace transforms can help derive a transfer function, but requires knowledge of the input function u(x) and initial conditions for y.