Abstract
In this paper, we aim at relaxing the boundedness condition for the input coefficient A of the Legendre random differential equation, to permit important unbounded probability distributions for A. We demonstrate that the formal solution constructed using the Fröbenius approach is indeed the mean square solution on the domain (−1,1), under mean fourth integrability of the initial conditions X0, X1 and sublinear growth of the 8n-th norm of A. Under linear growth of the 8n-th norm of A, the mean square solution is only defined on a neighborhood of zero contained in (−1,1). These conditions are closely related to the finiteness of the moment-generating function of A. Numerical experiments on the approximation of the solution statistics for unbounded equation coefficients A illustrate the theoretical findings.
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