Partial differential equations through examples and exercises

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The book is divided into a classical part (first-order PDEs; classification of second-order PDEs; hyperbolic, elliptic, and parabolic equations; numerical methods) and an abstract one (Lebesgue's integral; Fourier transform; Sobolev spaces; some functional analysis; variational methods in PDEs; distributions and PDEs). The problems, questions, and methods are as usual: initial, boundary, initial-boundary and eigenvalue problems; existence, uniqueness, stability, dependence upon data, regularity, construction and approximation of solutions; Fourier methods, Green's functions and variational (energy) methods. At the beginning of each section certain expository theory is included into so-called preliminaries. After that there follow well selected examples, which contain complete solutions and serve as models for solving similar problems, given in the exercises. The exercises are supplemented by answers and hints. The book is written for undergraduate and graduate students in mathematics, physics and for everybody who is interested in mathematical modeling by means of PDEs.











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