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Consider the equation: ż= λz + g(t) where λ ∈ C and g(t) is a continuous complex function of real variable. Derive the variation of constants formula for finding a particular solution of the eqn.
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We will assume a particular solution \(z_p=Ag(t)\) If we substitute this into the equation we get \(Ag(t)=\lambda Ag(t)+g(t) \implies A(g(t)-\lambda g(t))=g(t) \implies A=\frac{1}{1-\lambda}.\)
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