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On the relationship between the turning and singular points in Sturm–Liouville equations
Abstract In this article, we present some results about the Sturm–Liouville equation with turning points and singularities and transform them to each other. By applying a change of a variable, we can transform the differential equation with a turning point to the differential equation with a singularity. Also we will prove that a differential equation with a singularity will be transformed to a differential equation with a turning point in some cases.