Finding pattern in a Eigenvalue BVP [Analytic possiblity] ??

I have the following two third order linear ODEs which have been arrived at after applying separation of variables to a coupled system of three PDEs. $$\begin{eqnarray} \lambda_h F''' - 2 \lambda_h \beta_h F'' + \left( (\lambda_h \beta_h - 1) \beta_h - \mu \right) F' + \beta_h^2 F &=& 0,\\ V \lambda_c G''' - 2 V \lambda_c \beta_c G'' + \left( (\lambda_c \beta_c - 1) V \beta_c + \mu \right) G' + V \beta_c^2 G &=& 0, \end{eqnarray}$$

Here, $$\lambda_h,\lambda_c,\beta_h,\beta_c$$ are constants $$>0$$ while $$\mu$$ is the separation constant.$$F$$ is $$F(x)$$ while $$G$$ is $$G(y)$$. The b.c. are $$F(0)=0,\frac{F''(0)}{F'(0)}=\beta_h,\frac{F''(1)}{F'(1)}=\beta_h$$ while for $$G$$ they are $$G(0)=0,\frac{G''(0)}{G'(0)}=\beta_c,\frac{G''(1)}{G'(1)}=\beta_c$$.

So, i have two Eigenvalue BVP which need to be solved individually to attain the final solution as $$\theta_w=e^{-\beta_hx}F'(x)e^{-\beta_cy}G'(y)$$.

Attempt

I tried to find the eigen value for the ODE in $$F$$ with the constants as $$\lambda_h=0.02,\beta_h=10$$ in Mathematica using a package called CompoundMatrixMethod by Simon Pearce and it gave me the following results

Similarly, for the ODE in $$G$$ with the constants as $$\lambda_c=0.02,\beta_c=10, V=1$$, the results were

The intersecting points with the x-axis are the eigenvalues.

It is quite clear that for $$F$$ there are possibly infinite negative eigenvalues and $$G$$ has possibly infinite positive EVs.

Out of curiosity i just plotted $$e^{0.07x}sin(x)$$ and found it to be like this. This seemed quite similar to the $$G$$ case.