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solving a PDE

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Subject: [mg40711] solving a PDE
From: C B <cbhat at purdue.edu>
Date: Mon, 14 Apr 2003 04:06:37 -0400 (EDT)
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I am trying to solve the following PDE
(1-M^2)D[phi[x,y],x,x]+ D[phi[x,y],y,y] = 0

With the following BC's
BC1: Derivative[0,1][phi][x,(d/2)] = U k A Cos(kx)
BC2: Derivative[0,1][phi][x,(-d/2)] = U k A Cos(kx)

How do I get Mathematica to do it?

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