PARTIAL DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS - Sharif
Fully-nonlinear First-order Equations 28 1.4. General Solutions of Quasi-linear Equations 2. Second-order Partial Differential Equations 39 2.1. Linear Equations 39 2.2. Classification and Canonical Forms of Equations in Two Independent Variables 46 2.3. Classification of Almost-linear Equations in R" 59 3. One Dimensional Wave Equation 67 67 78
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