Consider the following second-order differential equation:
(a) Is the operator L self-adjoint? (show your work)
(b) Find yH.
(c) Does this BVP problem have a unique solution? Do you need to use modified Green’s function to solve this problem?
(d) Use the Green’s function or the modified Green’s function to solve this problem.

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