Find the general solution of the first-order linear partial differential equation
xux yuy = u and investigate first-order, quasi-linear and linear partial differential equations
We have the linear differential equation
"xu_x+yu_y=u"
The system of eqautions is,
"\\dfrac{dx}{x}=\\dfrac{dy}{y}=\\dfrac{du}{u}"
Now, taking first two terms
"\\dfrac{dx}{x}=\\dfrac{dy}{y}"
Integrating Both the sides-
"lnx=lny+C1\\\\\n\nlnx-lny=\\text{ln}e^{C1}"
"(\\dfrac{x}{y})=e^{C1}\\\\\n\n\\dfrac{x}{y}=C1'\\\\\n\n\\phi=\\dfrac{x}{y}=C1'"
Now, taking last two terms
"\\dfrac{dy}{y}=\\dfrac{du}{u}\\\\\n\nlny=lnu+C2\\\\\n\nlny=lnu+lne^{C2}\\\\\\\\\n\nln(\\dfrac{y}{u})=lne^{C2}"
"\\dfrac{y}{u}=e^{C2}"
"\\dfrac{y}{u}=C2'"
"\\epsilon=\\dfrac{y}{u}=C2'"
Hence, the general solution is "f(\\phi,\\epsilon)=f(\\dfrac{x}{y},\\dfrac{y}{u})=0"
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