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PDE solutions using Fourier Transforms

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  Exercise 1

Solve, using Fourier Transforms frac{partial^{2}u}{partial x^{2}}+frac{partial^{2}u}{partial y^{2}}=0
for 0conditionsbegin{gathered}u(x,0)=0
frac{partial u}{partial y}(x,H)+hu(x,H)=f(x)end{gathered}


  Exercise 2

Solve, using Fourier Transforms frac{partial^{2}u}{partial x^{2}}+frac{partial^{2}u}{partial y^{2}}=0
for x<0, -infty
  Exercise 3

Solvefrac{partial u}{partial t}+v_{0}cdotnabla u=knabla^{2}u
subject to the initial condition u(x,y,0)=f(x,y)Show how the
influence function is altered bt the convection term v_{0}cdotnabla u
.

  Exercise 4

Solve, via Fourier Transforms:frac{partial u}{partial t}=k_{1}frac{partial^{2}u}{partial x^{2}}+k_{2}frac{partial^{2}u}{partial y^{2}}
with the initial condition u(x,y,0)=f(x,y)

  Exercise 5

Solve, via Fourier Transformsfrac{partial u}{partial t}=kleft(frac{partial^{2}u}{partial x^{2}}+frac{partial^{2}u}{partial y^{2}}right)
with x>0 and y>0 and the initial condition u(x,y,0)=f(x,y) and
the bound conditionsu(0,y,t)=0qquadfrac{partial u}{partial y}(x,0,t)=0

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