Abstract
The conventional approach to determining the eigenvalues of a one-dimensional boundary value problem consists in writing out the solution of the differential equation in general form containing indeterminate coefficients and constructing a system of homogeneous linear algebraic equations for these coefficients on the basis of the expressions for the boundary conditions. The eigenvalue is determined from the condition that the determinant of the system thus constructed is zero.
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