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The solution of equations,There are only a few types of equations which can be solved by simple, direct methods in a finite (and predictable) number of operations. These include the linear equation . and the quadratic equation . for which the solutions are, of course, well known.

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Integral methods for the solution of boundary value problems,In this book we have, so far, concentrated heavily on finite difference methods for the solution of boundary value problems. These methods were discussed in Sections 5.12 and 5.13 for ordinary differential equations and in Chapter 6 for elliptic partial differential equations.

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Ordinary differential equations, or higher-order equations, which can be written . have solutions which may be written . The problem is to determine, from (5.1) or (5.2) and the necessary boundary conditions, the relationaship (5.3) between . and ..

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,Partial differential equations II — parabolic equations,d of time ., and in which the coefficient . is a constant. Strictly, this is a two-dimensional equation: . is a function of two co-ordinates. However, in the form, for example, of (7.2) below, this is usually called the ‘one-dimensional heat conduction equation’ because it describes the unsteady conduction of heat in one . dimension.