DIRECTIONS:
Part 1:
Set up a study about Partial Differential Equations
(PDEs)
Discuss types and methods of solving the Differential Equation
Equations (PDEs)
- Elliptic
Equations
- Parabola
equation
- Hyperbola
equation
Critically analyze the three PDEs indicating the possible
boundary condition and make a comparison between them
Indicate how to drive the three equations: Explicit, implicit,
and crank Nicolson.
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DIRECTIONS: Part 1: Set up a study about Partial Differential Equations (PDEs) Discuss types and methods...
Set up a study about Partial Differential Equation Equations (PDEs) Discuss types and methods of solving the Differential Equation Equations (PDEs) Elliptic Equations Parabola equation Hyperbola equation Critically analyze the three PDEs indicating the possible boundary condition and make a comparison between them Indicate how to drive the three equations : Explicit, implicit, and crank Nicolson
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