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Title: Weijiu Liu


1
Introduction to Partial Differential Equations
  • Weijiu Liu
  • Department of Mathematics
  • University of Central Arkansas

2
Overview
3
What are PDEs?
An equation containing an unknown function and
its partial derivatives
4
Three Big Classes of Equations
  • Parabolic equations. Two simple example
  • Heat (diffusion) equation describing heat
    conduction

5
  • Convection-diffusion equation describing chemical
    diffusion
  • and convection

Convection
Diffusoin
6
  • Hyperbolic equations Wave equation describing
  • the string vibration

7
  1. Elliptic equations Laplaces equation

8
What we want to do about the equations
  • Find an exact solution
  • Find a numerical solution
  • Study their well-posedness
  • Study their stability
  • Design a control law to force their solution to
    your desired one
  • More

9
What are methods to find a solution
  • Separation of variables
  • Fourier series
  • Fourier transformation
  • Laplace transformation
  • Method of characteristics
  • Green functions
  • DAlemberts formulas
  • Symmetry analysis
  • More

10
Tentative schedule
  • Derivation of the heat equation, 1 week
  • Separation of variables for solving the heat
    equation and Laplaces equation, 2 weeks
  • Fourier series, 3 weeks
  • Derivation of the wave equation, 1 week
  • Separation of variables for solving the wave
    equation, 1week
  • High dimensional equations, 3 weeks
  • Non-homogeneous problems, 2 weeks
  • Equations on infinite domains, 1 week

11
Equilibrium
12
Dirichlet Boundary Conditions
Steady equation
13
Neumann Boundary Conditions
Steady equation
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