Representations of the solutions of partial differential equations of parabolic and hyperbolic types by means of time observations
Saburou Saitoh
Abstract
Saburou Saitoh
Abstract
In some general situation, the solution of a partial differential equation of parabolic type satisfying some general boundary condition is represented in the form by using eigenvalues (λn) and eigenfunctions {φn}. In this paper, it is shown the principle of telethoscope that the solution u(t,I) is determined and represented by the observatior where r is any fixed large positive constant and E is a small set on the closure of the space domain of the differential equation Furthermore, a general corresponding version for the solutions of differential equations of hyperbolic type is derived
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In some general situation, the solution of a partial differential equation of parabolic type satisfying some general boundary condition is represented in the form by using eigenvalues (λn) and eigenfunctions {φn}. In this paper, it is shown the principle of telethoscope that the solution u(t,I) is determined and represented by the observatior where r is any fixed large positive constant and E is a small set on the closure of the space domain of the differential equation Furthermore, a general corresponding version for the solutions of differential equations of hyperbolic type is derived
Key concepts: Mathematics, Hyperbolic partial differential equation, Mathematical analysis, Parabolic partial differential equation, First-order partial differential equation, Partial differential equation, Elliptic partial differential equation, Eigenvalues and eigenvectors