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SOLVE OF NONE-LINEAR PARTIAL DIFFERENTIAL EQUATION

A. Standard Forms:

 Equations of the form f(p,q)=0:

1. Solve: p2 +q 2=n2. [VIT]

Solution:

2.
Solution:

 Equations of the form f(z,p,q)=0:

1. Find the complete solution of the partial differential equation: [VIT]


2 2 2 ∂z ∂z
z =1+ p +q , where p= ∧q= .
∂x ∂y

Solution:

2. Solve: q 2=z 2 p2 (1−q2 ). [VIT]

Solution:

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3. Solve: p ( 1−q 2 )=q(1− z). [VIT]

Solution:

2 2 2 ∂z ∂z
4. Find the solution of the non-linear PDE: z =1+ p +q , where p= ∧q= . [VIT]
∂x ∂y

Solution:

5.

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 Equations of the form f(x,p)=F(y,q):

1. Solve
Solution:

2. AA

Solution:

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 Equations of the form z=px+qy+f(p,q):

1. Find the complete and singular integrals of z− px−qy =√ pq . [VIT]

Solution:
Given partial differential equation is,
z− px−qy =√ pq
 z− px−qy −√ pq=0

 To find Complete Integral (using Charpit’s method):


Given equation is a non-linear partial differential equation of the form, f ( x , y , z , p , q )=0
Where f ( x , y , z , p , q )=z− px−qy −√ pq
So , f x =− p , f y =−q , f z=1 , f p=−x−

We have Charpit’s auxiliary equation as,


√
1 q
2 p
, f q =− y−
1 p
2 q√
dp dq dz dx dy
= = = =
f x + p . f z f y + q . f z − p . f p−q . f q −f p −f q
dp dq dz dx dy
= = = =

( √) ( √) ( √) ( √)
Or, −p + p .1 −q +q .1 1 q 1 p 1 q 1 p
−p . −x− −q . − y− − −x− − − y−
2 p 2 q 2 p 2 q
dp dq dz dx dy
= = = =

( √) ( √)
Or, 0 0 px+ qy + √ pq 1 q 1 p
− −x− − − y−
2 p 2 q

From first and third fractions, From second and third fractions,
dp=0 dq=0
 ∫ dp=a , where a=integral constant  ∫ dq=b , where b=integral constant
 p=a  q=b

Putting value of p into the given equation we get,


z−a x−qy=√ a q
 Type equation here .

We have,
dz= pdx +qdy
 dz=adx+ bdy , putting values of p∧q
 ∫ dz=∫ adx +∫ bdy
 z=ax+by + c−−−−−−(1), where c=integral constant .
which is the required completeintegral

 To find Singular Integral:



Differentiating (1) partially w.r.t a, Differentiating (1) partially w.r.t b,

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2. Find the complete and singular integrals of z= px +qy + √ 1+ p 2+ q2. [VIT]

Solution:

3. Find the complete and singular integrals of z= px +qy +2 √ pq . [VIT]

Solution:

q
4. Solve: z= px +qy +( − p). [VIT]
p

Solution:

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