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of University Leeds MATH 3414 Analytic Theory of PDEs Examples 1. Linear and Semilinear Equations 1. Find the general solution of ux + yuy = 0. 2. Find the solution of xux + yuy = 2xy, subject to u(x, 1) = x2 + 1. In what region of the (x, y)-plane is this solution well defined? 3. Find solution the of x2 ux + y 2 uy = (x + y)u, subject to u(1, y) = y 2 . 4. Find the solution of 1 , 2u subject to u(x, 1) = x,...
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Analytic Theory of PDEs
Examples 1. Linear and Semilinear Equations
1. Find the general solution of ux + yuy = 0.
2. Find the solution of xux + yuy = 2xy, subject to u(x, 1) = x2 + 1. In what region of the (x, y)-plane is this solution well defined? 3. Find solution the of x2 ux + y 2 uy = (x + y)u, subject to u(1, y) = y 2 . 4. Find the solution of
1 , 2u subject to u(x, 1) = x, x > 0. In what region of the (x, y)-plane...
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