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- Subject: [mg56476] NIntegrate and NDSolve
- From: Matt Flax <flatmax at Matt.Flax>
- Date: Tue, 26 Apr 2005 21:52:31 -0400 (EDT)
- Reply-to: Matt Flax <flatmax at ieee.org>
- Sender: owner-wri-mathgroup at wolfram.com
Hello,
I have an equation which depends on the integral and differential
of an unknown function f[x,y,z].
I would like to solve this equation analytically, however am happy with a
numerical solution if that is necessary.
The equation contains the unknown (f[x,y,z]) which I would like to solve
for and has integrals of differentials like this :
Integral [ d f[x,y,z] / dz , dx]
Integral [ d f[x,y,z] / dx , dz]
It is set up like this :
(Integral [ d f[x,y,z] / dz , dx] )(knownTrigPoly1[y]) +
(Integral [ d f[x,y,z] / dx , dz] )(knownTrigPoly2[y]) == 0
Any I would like to solve for f[x,y,z] (numerically if necessary).
Can anyone let me know how to use DSolve or another function to solve
this equation for f[x,y,z] ?
thanks
Matt
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