What physical phenomena is this?

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It is a mathematical phenomenon. A so-called second order differential equation.

Please post in introductory homework and use the template.

You meant to ask: what physical process does this equation describe ?
You forgot to tell what the symbols stand for.

Harmonic oscillation.