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    The document contains four examples of solving partial differential equations (PDEs) using DSolve. Each example provides the PDE, initial/boundary conditions, and solves for the function u[x,y]. Plot3D is used to graph the integral surface through the initial curve.

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    The document contains four examples of solving partial differential equations (PDEs) using DSolve. Each example provides the PDE, initial/boundary conditions, and solves for the function u[x,y]. Plot3D is used to graph the integral surface through the initial curve.

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    The document contains four examples of solving partial differential equations (PDEs) using DSolve. Each example provides the PDE, initial/boundary conditions, and solves for the function u[x,y]. Plot3D is used to graph the integral surface through the initial curve.

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    The document contains four examples of solving partial differential equations (PDEs) using DSolve. Each example provides the PDE, initial/boundary conditions, and solves for the function u[x,y]. Plot3D is used to graph the integral surface through the initial curve.

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    PRACTICAL : - 1

    Out[7]= PRACTICAL : - 1

    In[1]:= PDE = D[u[x, y], x] - D[u[x, y], y] ⩵ 1


    Out[1]= - u0,1 [x, y] + u1,0 [x, y] ⩵ 1

    In[3]:= sol = DSolve[{PDE, u[x, 0] ⩵ x ^ 2}, u[x, y], {x, y}]


    Out[3]= u[x, y] → x2 - y + 2 x y + y2

    In[75]:= pde1 = D[u[x, y], x] + x D[u[x, y], y] ⩵ 0


    c1 = u[0, y] ⩵ Sin[y]
    DSolve[{pde1, c1}, u[x, y], {x, y}]
    Out[75]=

    x u0,1 [x, y] + u1,0 [x, y] ⩵ 0


    Out[76]=

    u[0, y] ⩵ Sin[y]
    Out[77]=

    x2
    u[x, y] → - Sin - y
    2

    In[84]:= pde2 = x D[u[x, y], x] + y D[u[x, y], y] ⩵ 2 x y


    c2 = u[x, x ^ 2] ⩵ 2
    DSolve[{pde2, c2}, u[x, y], {x, y}]
    Out[84]=

    y u0,1 [x, y] + x u1,0 [x, y] ⩵ 2 x y


    Out[85]=

    ux, x2 ⩵ 2
    Out[86]=

    2 x3 + x4 y - y3
    u[x, y] → 
    x3
    2

    In[4]:= Plot3Du[x, y] /. sol, {x, - 4, 4}, {y, - 5, 5},

    PlotLabel → "Integral surface through initial curve"

    Out[4]=
    3

    In[59]:= PDE = y D[u[x, y], x] - 2 x y D[u[x, y], y] ⩵ 2 x u[x, y]


    sol = DSolve[{PDE, u[0, y] ⩵ y ^ 3}, u[x, y], {x, y}]
    Plot3Du[x, y] /. sol, {x, - 4, 4}, {y, - 5, 5},

    PlotLabel → "Integral surface through initial curve"


    Out[59]=

    - 2 x y u0,1 [x, y] + y u1,0 [x, y] ⩵ 2 x u[x, y]

    Out[60]=

    x2 + y
    4

    u[x, y] → 
    y
    Out[61]=
    4

    In[71]:= Eqn = D[u[x, y], x] + D[u[x, y], y] ⩵ u[x, y] * u[x, y]


    DSolve[{Eqn, u[0, - x] ⩵ 1}, u[x, y], {x, y}]
    Plot3Du[x, y] /. sol, {x, - 10, 10}, {y, - 10, 10},

    PlotLabel → "Integral surface through initial curve"


    Out[71]=

    u0,1 [x, y] + u1,0 [x, y] ⩵ u[x, y]2

    DSolve: The arguments should be ordered consistently.


    Out[72]=

    DSolveu0,1 [x, y] + u1,0 [x, y] ⩵ u[x, y]2, u[0, - x] ⩵ 1, u[x, y], {x, y}
    Out[73]=

    In[74]:= Plot3Du[x, y] /. sol, {x, - 12, 12}, {y, - 100, 100},

    PlotLabel → "Integral surface through initial curve"


    Out[74]=
    5

    Set: Tag Plus in u(0,1) [X, Y] + u(1,0) [X, Y] is Protected.


    Out[50]=

    u[X, Y]2

    DSolve: Equation or list of equations expected instead of u[X, Y] 2 in the first argument u[X, Y]2 , True.
    Out[51]=

    DSolveu[X, Y]2, True, u[X, Y], {X, Y}

    DSolve: -9.99857 cannot be used as a variable.

    ReplaceAll: DSolveu[-9.99857, -9.99857]2 , True, u[-9.99857, -9.99857], {-9.99857, -9.99857} is neither a


    list of replacement rules nor a valid dispatch table, and so cannot be used for replacing.

    DSolve: -8.57 cannot be used as a variable.

    ReplaceAll: DSolveu[-8.57, -9.99857]2 , True, u[-8.57, -9.99857], {-8.57, -9.99857} is neither a list of
    replacement rules nor a valid dispatch table, and so cannot be used for replacing.

    DSolve: -7.14143 cannot be used as a variable.

    General: Further output of DSolve::dsvar will be suppressed during this calculation.

    ReplaceAll: DSolveu[-7.14143, -9.99857]2 , True, u[-7.14143, -9.99857], {-7.14143, -9.99857} is neither a


    list of replacement rules nor a valid dispatch table, and so cannot be used for replacing.

    General: Further output of ReplaceAll::reps will be suppressed during this calculation.


    Out[52]=

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