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Differential Equations Eigenvalue Problem: Find the positive Eigenvalues for \[y ^{''} +\lambda y = 0\] where \[ y ^{'}(-\pi)=y^{'}(\pi)=0\] So far here is what I have done: \[\lambda> 0\] used the characteristic equ. took derivative use endpoint values and found \[y^{'}(-\pi) = A \sqrt{\lambda}\sin(\sqrt{\lambda} x) + B \cos(\sqrt{\lambda} x)\] \[y^{'}(\pi) = -A \sqrt{\lambda}\sin(\sqrt{\lambda} x) + B \cos(\sqrt{\lambda} x)\] then found that \[0= 2Bcos(\sqrt{\lambda}\pi) \] so when \[b \neq0 ; \lambda = (2n-1)^2/4\] \[n \in \mathbb{N}\] But I am having trouble findi
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But I am having trouble finding the additional eigenvalues when B=0
here is the part of the solution i do not understand
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