Consider the PDE u, +4u, = 0. (a) Find the most general solution to this PDE. (b) Solve the PDE, subject to the extra condition u(ro, 0) = 2x0 + sin o. (c) Can we prescribe initial data u(c0, 6) = 20? Justify. (d) Find the most general solution to the PDE u, +4u, = x+ cos y.
Consider the PDE u, +4u, = 0. (a) Find the most general solution to this PDE. (b) Solve the PDE, subject to the extra condition u(ro, 0) = 2x0 + sin o. (c) Can we prescribe initial data u(c0, 6) = 20? Justify. (d) Find the most general solution to the PDE u, +4u, = x+ cos y.
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