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Introduction to the Numerical Integration of PDEs

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Introduction to the Numerical Integration of PDEs
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Publisher: University of Durham
Number of pages: 89

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In these notes, we describe the design of a small C++ program which solves numerically the sine-Gordon equation. The program is build progressively to make it multipurpose and easy to modify to solve any system of partial differential equations.

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