Analytic Solutions of Partial Di erential Equations
Existence and uniqueness of solutions SolvingPDEsanalytically isgenerallybasedon ndingachange ofvariableto transform the equation into something soluble or on nding an integral form of the solution. First order PDEs a @u @x +b @u @y = c: Linear equations: change coordinate using (x;y), de ned by the characteristic equation dy dx = b a;
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