Mathematics Homework Solutions

Partial Differential Equations : Ideal Gas Law

According to the ideal gas law, the pressure, the temperature and the volume of a gas are related by PV = kT (k is a constant). Show the following: (attached)

Solving Partial Differential Equations : Laplace Transforms, Fourier Transforms and Separation of Variables

Please use: 1.) LaPlace Transform and 2.) Fourier Transforms methods and 3.) our old friend separation of variables with eigenvalues expansion to solve each problem. It is not necessary to evaluate an inverse transform. Where convenient, show any solution as a convolution of two functions and indicate how these functions are det ...continues

Partial Differential Equations : Harmonic Function, Constant Function, Poisson Integral Formula and Harnak's Inequalities

Suppose U is a positive harmonic function which is defined everywhere in the plane. Show that U must be a constant function. This is a question regarding Poisson Integral Formula in PDE. I need to find it using the Harnak's inequalities.

Partial Differential Equations : Eigenvalue Expansion

Solve the Boundary value problem PDF: Ut = Uxx + 7sin(5x/2) b. C. U(0,t) = 3 Ux(Pi,t) = 0 i. c. U(x,0) = 3 + 6sin(7x/2)

Solving Differential Equations

Solve the following differential equation: df(t)/dt + 2f(t) = 6 Numerically for f(0)=100

Fourier Integrals, Heat Kernels and a One-Dimensional Heat Equation

I am having difficulty computing u(x,t), also interpretation when e -> 0 See attached file for full problem description.

PDE

PDE Utt = Uxx+sin(3x) 0

Fourier Transform

Suppose f(x) has the Fourier transform F(ω). If a ≠ 0 show that f(ax) has the Fourier Transform 1/|a| F (ω/a). Please see the attached file for the fully formatted problems.

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