I am going to solve the following differential equation:
y''\[x\] = {k^2}y\[x\]
with boundary conditions is y'[0] - hy[0] = 0 and \mathop {Lim}\limits_{x \to \infty } [\left| {y\[x\]} \right| < \infty
I tried to solve it in Mathematica by
For a linear DE with linear BCs, there is always an arbitrary multiplicative constant in the solution. The constant is often determined by a normalization condition on f(x).
Well, if C[1] is not equal zero, then the solution will diverge. So if you want the limit to be finite, i.e. <\infty, then the only thing that works is C[1]=0. So using that condition of yours, the only choice for the constant that works seems to be C[1]=0.