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Ordinary Differential Equations 213<br />

By refining the above inequal<strong>it</strong>ies, we can further investigate the behavior of pǫ,n near<br />

the boundary layer.<br />

In figures 9.7.1 and 9.7.2, we plot the polynomial pǫ,n for n = 16 and n = 22, cor-<br />

responding to the approximation by the tau method of problem (9.7.1) in the Legendre<br />

case (ν = 0) w<strong>it</strong>h ǫ = 10 −4 .<br />

Figure 9.7.1 - Tau-Legendre Figure 9.7.2 - Tau-Legendre<br />

approximation of problem (9.7.1) approximation of problem (9.7.1)<br />

for n = 16 and ǫ = 10 −4 . for n = 22 and ǫ = 10 −4 .<br />

For higher values of n, we have enough resolution to control the violent deviation of Uǫ<br />

near the point x = 1. Then, the oscillations disappear. This happens approximately<br />

when n is larger than C/ √ ǫ, where the constant C > 0 does not depend on ǫ.<br />

Similar conclusions follow for the collocation method. Again, we consider the ul-<br />

traspherical case, where the polynomial pǫ,n, n ≥ 2, ǫ > 0, satisfies:

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