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9780387906096

Partial Differential Equations

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    9780387906096

  • ISBN10:

    0387906096

  • Edition: 4th
  • Format: Hardcover
  • Copyright: 1982-03-01
  • Publisher: Springer Nature

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Summary

Partial Differential Equations is a very well accepted introduction to the subject. In it, the author identifies the significant aspects of the theory and explores them with a limited amount of machinery from mathematical analysis. Now, in this fourth edition, the book has again been updated with an additional chapter on Lewy's example of a linear equation without solutions.

Table of Contents

The Single First-Order Equation
1(33)
Introduction
1(1)
Examples
2(2)
Analytic Solution and Approximation Methods in a Simple Example
4(5)
Problems
8(1)
Quasi-linear Equations
9(2)
The Cauchy Problem for the Quasi-linear Equation
11(4)
Examples
15(4)
Problems
18(1)
The General First-Order Equation for a Function of Two Variables
19(5)
The Cauchy Problem
24(5)
Solutions Generated as Envelopes
29(4)
Problems
31(2)
Second-Order Equations: Hyperbolic Equations for Functions of Two Independent Variables
33(21)
Characteristics for Linear and Quasi-linear Second-order Equations
33(2)
Propagation of Singularities
35(2)
The Linear Second-Order Equation
37(3)
Problems
39(1)
The One-Dimensional Wave Equation
40(6)
Problems
45(1)
Systems of First-Order Equations
46(6)
A Quasi-linear System and Simple Waves
52(2)
Problem
53(1)
Characteristic Manifolds and the Cauchy Problem
54(40)
Notation of Laurent Schwartz
54(2)
Problems
55(1)
The Cauchy Problem
56(5)
Problems
61(1)
Real Analytic Functions and the Cauchy-Kowalevski Theorem
61(18)
Multiple Infinite series
62(1)
Problems
63(1)
Real analytic functions
64(5)
Problems
69(1)
Analytic and real analytic functions
70(2)
Problems
72(1)
The Proof of the Cauchy-Kowalevski theorem
73(5)
Problems
78(1)
The Lagrange Green Identity
79(1)
The Uniqueness Theorem of Holmgren
80(9)
Problems
88(1)
Distribution Solutions
89(5)
Problems
92(2)
The Laplace Equation
94(32)
Green's Identity, Fundamental Solutions, and Poisson's Equation
94(9)
Problems
101(2)
The Maximum Principle
103(3)
Problems
105(1)
The Dirichlet Problem, Green's Function, and Poisson's Formula
106(5)
Problems
110(1)
Proof of Existence of Solutions for the Dirichlet Problem Using Subharmonic Functions (``Perron's Method'')
111(6)
Problems
116(1)
Solution of the Dirichlet Problem by Hilbert-Space Methods
117(9)
Problems
125(1)
Hyperbolic Equations in Higher Dimensions
126(59)
The Wave Equation in n-Dimensional Space
126(17)
The method of spherical means
126(6)
Problems
132(1)
Hadamard's method of descent
133(1)
Problems
134(1)
Duhamel's principle and the general Cauchy problem
135(4)
Problem
139(1)
Initial-boundary-value problems (``Mixed'' problems)
139(3)
Problems
142(1)
Higher-Order Hyperbolic Equations with Constant Coefficients
143(20)
Standard form of the initial-value problem
143(2)
Problem
145(1)
Solution by Fourier transformation
145(11)
Problems
156(1)
Solution of a mixed problem by Fourier transformation
157(1)
The method of plane waves
158(3)
Problems
161(2)
Symmetric Hyperbolic Systems
163(22)
The basic energy inequality
163(6)
Problems
169(3)
Existence of solutions by the method of finite differences
172(9)
Problems
181(1)
Existence of solutions by the method of approximation by analytic functions (Method of Schauder)
182(3)
Higher-Order Elliptic Equations with Constant Coefficients
185(21)
The Fundamental Solution for Odd n
186(4)
Problems
188(2)
The Dirichlet Problem
190(8)
Problems
195(3)
More on the Hilbert Space Hμ0 and the Assumption of Boundary Values in the Dirichlet Problem
198(8)
Problems
201(5)
Parabolic Equations
206(29)
The Heat Equation
206(21)
The initial-value problem
206(7)
Problems
213(2)
Maximum principle, uniqueness, and regularity
215(5)
Problem
220(1)
A mixed problem
220(1)
Problems
221(1)
Non-negative solutions
222(4)
Problems
226(1)
The Initial-Value Problem for General Second-Order Linear Parabolic Equations
227(8)
The method of finite differences and the maximum principle
227(4)
Existence of solutions of the initial-value problem
231(2)
Problems
233(2)
H. Lewy's Example of a Linear Equation without Solutions
235(6)
Problems
239(2)
Bibliography 241(2)
Glossary 243(2)
Index 245

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