COLLEGE OF
ENGINEERING
Year: 2016-17
Subject: Advanced Engineering Maths
Topic : Partial Differential Equations
PREPARED BY:
Vaibhav shah
150280103053
Suthar Nirali
150280103054
Tadvi vishwa
150280103055
Tarsariya bhavin
150280103056
Tennyson mathew 150280103057
Trivedi jaykumar
150280103058
INTRODUCTION
PARTIAL DIFFERENTIAL
EQUATIONS
EXAMPLE
Differentiating
LET
BE AN EQUATION WHERE A AND B ARE THE ARBITRARY
CONSTANT.
Let
the given equation
is the function of .
Solution
4.
i.
ii.
iii.
Grouping method
Multipliers method
Combine method
Examples :
i. (
ii. (
Type I: f ( p , q ) = 0
Equations of the type f ( p , q ) = 0 i.e. equations
containing p and q only
Let the required solution be
and
Substituting these values in , f ( p , q ) = 0 we get f ( a ,
b)=0
From this, we can obtain b in terms of a (or) a in terms of
b
Let ,
EXAMPLE 1:
SOLVE
Solution
Type II:
Let us consider the Equations of the type
Let z is a function of u ie. z =
and
Now,
z z u
z
q
a
y u y
u
EXAMPLE 2:
Solution
Putting
SOLVE
Now
so
= pdx + qdy
dz = 1(x)dx + 2(y)dy
EXAMPLE 3:
SOLUTION
Now
by integrating we got answer
Required solution is
i.e. Directly substitute a in place of p and b in place
of q in the given equation.
EXAMPLE 4:
Solution:
CHARPITS METHOD
EXAMPLE :
Solution
Let
Auxiliary equation is given by,
So lets find
So,
Now,
Integrating
Replacing by and by
Case 1: =
Replacing by a and by B
Case 2:
Replacing by , by and by ..
Case III: =
where
I.
II.
III.
If , Elliptic
If , Parabolic
If , Hyperbolic
EXAMPLE:
APPLICATIONS OF PDE
Poissons Equation