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Introduction to Partial Differential Equations

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Introduction to Partial Differential Equations
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Publisher: University of Oulu
Number of pages: 122

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Contents: Preliminaries; Local Existence Theory; Fourier Series; One-dimensional Heat Equation; One-dimensional Wave Equation; Laplace Equation in Rectangle and in Disk; The Laplace Operator; The Dirichlet and Neumann Problems; Layer Potentials; The Heat Operator; The Wave Operator.

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