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Re: mg4490] Re: partial diferential ecuations
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- Subject: [mg4585] Re: mg4490] Re: partial diferential ecuations
- From: zosi at toxd37.to.infn.it (Gianfranco Zosi)
- Date: Fri, 16 Aug 1996 05:15:15 -0400
- Sender: owner-wri-mathgroup at wolfram.com
Good Morning:
I submit this reply to:
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>From: Harald Berndt <haraldb at nature.berkeley.edu>
>Subject: [mg4490] Re: partial diferential ecuations
Organization: University of California Forest Products Lab
Israel Robles Lobato wrote:
>
> I want know all about the partial diferntial ecuations in mathematica.
> Someone, can help me?.
>
>>I'd recommend investing in Vvedensky's book "Partial Differential ..."
>>See http://www.wolfram.com/mathematica/books/bookpartial.html
>>_______________________________________________________________
>>Harald Berndt University of California
>>Research Specialist Forest Products Laboratory
>>Phone: 510-215-4224 FAX:510-215-4299
>>
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May I add:
Differentialgleichungen mit Mathematica by
W. Strampp & V. Ganzha, published by
F. Vieweg & Sohn Verlag, Braunschweig, Germany
ISBN 3-528-06618-0, 1995
It contains a very useful 5th chapter on PDE of the 1st order;
chapter 6 is on PDE of the 2nd order
Also "Applied Mathematica" by W. Shaw and J. Tigg
(Addison-Wesley, ISBN 0-201-54217-X)
contains some hints:
section 1.6 on PDE of the 1st order even though the solution
is rather incomplete; in fact Needs["calculus`PDESolve`"]
gives the general solution but the application od the Initial
Condition is far from trivial.
sections 5.7.1 is about Diffusion equation
See also Mathematica Technical Report
Guide to Standard M. packages Supplement Version 2.2
again, at pag 18, only the general solution.
Gianfranco Zosi Universita` di Torino
Dipartimento di Fisica Generale
fax + 39 11 658 444
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