Abstract
In the solution of boundary value problems, usually zero
eigenvalue is ignored. This case also happens in calculating the
eigenvalues of matrices, so that we would often like to find the
nonzero solutions of the linear system
In the solution of boundary value problems, usually zero
eigenvalue is ignored. This case also happens in calculating the
eigenvalues of matrices, so that we would often like to find the
nonzero solutions of the linear system
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