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Assignment Admath PDE

This document discusses several types of partial differential equations (PDEs): 1) A first order PDE involving partial derivatives with respect to x, y, and z. 2) A linear PDE involving x, y, t, and their partial derivatives. 3) A quasilinear PDE relating z to p and q, which are functions of x and y. 4) A homogenous PDE relating the partial derivative of y with respect to x to functions of x and y, along with the steps to solve such an equation.

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Assignment Admath PDE

This document discusses several types of partial differential equations (PDEs): 1) A first order PDE involving partial derivatives with respect to x, y, and z. 2) A linear PDE involving x, y, t, and their partial derivatives. 3) A quasilinear PDE relating z to p and q, which are functions of x and y. 4) A homogenous PDE relating the partial derivative of y with respect to x to functions of x and y, along with the steps to solve such an equation.

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2 2

∂ u ∂ u
First Oder PDE- 2
+ 2 =0
∂x ∂y
∂z ∂z ∂z
Linear PDE – x +y +t =xyt
∂x ∂ y ∂t
dx dy dt dz
= = =
x y t xyt
x t
u= =a , v= =b
y y
x ( yt ) + y ( xt )+ t ( xy ) + ( xyt )(−3 )=0 ,

yt dx+ xt dy + xy dt−3 dz=0∧¿


xyt−3 z=c

ϕ ( xy , ty , xyt−3 z)=0
Quasilinear PDE - z= p2 +q 2

z=F ( x +ay )=F ( u )


dz dz
p= , q=a
du du

( ) ( )
2 2
dz 2 dz
z= +a
du du

= √ 2∨ =
dz z dz 1
du
du √1+ a √ z √1+a 2

1 1
2 √z= u +k = (u+ b )
√ 1+a 2
√ 1+a2
4 ( 1+a2 ) z=( x +ay +b )
2

Homogenous PDE –
dy
dx ()
=F ( x , y ) =g
y
x

Step 1- Substitute y = vx in the given differential equation.

Step 2 – Differentiating, we get,


dy dv
=v + x
dx dx

. Now substitute the value of and y in the given differential equation, we get
dv dv
v+ x =g ( v )−−−→ x =g ( v )−v
dx dx

Step 3 – Separating the variables, we get.

dv dx
=
g ( v )−v x

Step 4 – Integrating both side of equation, we have

dv dx
∫ g ( v )−v dv =∫ x
+c

Step 5 – After integration we replace v=y/x

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