Introduction to Partial Differential Equations
Peter J. Olver
- What are Partial Differential Equations
[Exercises101]
- Linear and Nonlinear Waves
2.2
Transport and Traveling Waves 2.3 Nonlinear Transport and Shocks 2.4
d'Alembert's formula
[Exercises201]
- Fourier Series
[Exercises301]
- Separation of Variables
4.1The Diffusion and Heat Equations 4.2
The Wave Equation 4.3 The Planar Laplace and Poinsson Equations 4.4
Calssification of PDE
[Exercise401]
- Finite Differences
5.1
Finite Difference Approximations 5.2 Numerical Algorithms for the
Heat Equation (3) 1-order PDE (4)the Wave Equation
[Exercise501]
- Generalized Functions and Green Functions
The
Fourier Series of the Delta Function The method of Images
[Exercise601]
- Fourier Transforms [Exercise701]
- Linear and Nonlinear Evolution Equations
8.1The Heat Equation 8.3 The Maximum Principle 8.4
Nonlinear Diffusion 8.5 Dispersion and Solitons The KdV Equation
[Exercise801]
- A General Framework for Linear Partial Differential Equations
9.1
Adjoints 9.2 Self-Adjoint 9.3 Minimization Principle THe
Dirichlet Principle 9.4 Eigenvalues and Eigenfunctions
[Exercise901]
- Finite Element and Week Solutions [Exercise1001]
- Dynamics of planar Media
11.1 Diffusion
in Planar Media 11.2 Explicit Solutions of the Heat Equation 11.3
Series Solutions of ODE The Gamma Function The Airy Equation
Bessel's Equation
The Planar Wave Equation [Exercise1101]
- Partial Differential Equations in Space
12.1
The 3-dim Laplace and Poisson Equations 12.3 Green's Functions
for the Poisson Equation 12.4 Heat Equation 12.5 Wave Equation
2.6 Spherical Waves and Huygens' Principle 12.7 The
Hydrogen Atom [Exercise1201]