Partial Differential Equations (PDEs)
The presence of cross-derivatives affects the choice of solution method. Also notice that one of these equations has four independent variables, two have three independent variables, and the rest have two. Each of these examples has been used to model solute movement and heat transfer for an appropriate conceptual model.
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