Partial Differential Equations
Haksun Li
Abstract
Haksun Li
Abstract
A partial differential equation (PDE) relates the quantities of a multivariate function and its various partial derivatives in an equation. An ordinary partial differential, as discussed in the previous chapter, is a subclass of partial differential equations because ordinary partial differential equations deal with functions with one variable. Partial differential equations are significantly more difficult to solve than ordinary partial differentials because a simple PDE can admit a large class of solutions. For example, for this simple PDE,
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A partial differential equation (PDE) relates the quantities of a multivariate function and its various partial derivatives in an equation. An ordinary partial differential, as discussed in the previous chapter, is a subclass of partial differential equations because ordinary partial differential equations deal with functions with one variable. Partial differential equations are significantly more difficult to solve than ordinary partial differentials because a simple PDE can admit a large class of solutions. For example, for this simple PDE,
Key concepts: First-order partial differential equation, Separable partial differential equation, Partial differential equation, Mathematics, Stochastic partial differential equation, Method of characteristics, Partial derivative, Exponential integrator