Method of separation of the variables for basic analogs of equations of mathematical physics (Q2369920)

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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 5166208
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    Method of separation of the variables for basic analogs of equations of mathematical physics
    scientific article; zbMATH DE number 5166208

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      Method of separation of the variables for basic analogs of equations of mathematical physics (English)
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      21 June 2007
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      Basic analogs of the following important equations of mathematical physics are subjected to variable-separable method of solving differential equations and their solutions are obtained: i) \(q\)-heat, \(q\)-wave and \(q\)-Laplace equations, and also ii) \(q\)-Maxwell, \(q\)-Klein-Gordon and \(q\)-Dirac equations. The authors elegantly employ the classic method of solving DEs and put the solutions in terms of \(q\)-Fourier series. The method is fairly well-described and could be tried on `generalized versions' of these DEs.
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      basic (\(q\)-)analogs of differential equations
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      basic hypergeometric function
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      separation of variables
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