Transforming the PDE into a canonical form.
Comparing the given partial differential equation with
"A(x,y)u_{xx}+B(x,y)u_{xy}+C(x,y)u_{yy}+D(x,y)u_x+E(x,y)u_y+F(x,y)u+G(x,y)= 0,"
We have
The roots of the equations "A\u03b1^2+B\u03b1+C= 0" i.e., "x^2(y-1)\\alpha-x(y^2-1)\\alpha+y(y-1)=0" are given by "\u03bbi=\u00b1\\frac1x".The differential equations for the family of characteristics curves are
Whose solutions are "y+ln\\ x=c_1" , and "y-ln\\ x=c_2". Choose
An easy computation shows that
"u_x=u_{\\xi}\\xi_x+u_{\\eta}\\eta_x,\\\\\nu_{xx}=u_{\\xi \\xi}\\xi^2_x-2u_{\\xi \\eta}x^2+u_{\\eta \\eta}x^2+u_{\\xi}-u_{\\eta},\\\\\nu_{yy}=u_{\\xi \\xi}+2u_{\\xi \\eta}+u_{\\eta \\eta}"
Substituting these expression in the equation "x^2(y-1)u_{xx}-x(y^2-1)u_{xy}+y(y-1)u_{yy}+(xy)u_x-u_y =0" yields the conical form and the solution to the PDE.
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