Differential Equations - Laplace's Equation
tutorial.math.lamar.edu › Classes › DEOct 21, 2021 · u ( r, θ) = φ ( θ) G ( r) u ( r, θ) = φ ( θ) G ( r) Plugging this into the periodic boundary conditions gives, φ ( − π) = φ ( π) d φ d θ ( − π) = d φ d θ ( π) | G ( 0) | < ∞ φ ( − π) = φ ( π) d φ d θ ( − π) = d φ d θ ( π) | G ( 0) | < ∞. Now let’s plug the product solution into the partial differential equation.
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www.mathworks.com › help › symbolicSolve Equations. Compute the Laplace transform of eqn1 and eqn2. eqn1LT = laplace (eqn1,t,s) eqn1LT =. eqn2LT = laplace (eqn2,t,s) eqn2LT =. The function solve solves only for symbolic variables. Therefore, to use solve, first substitute laplace (I1 (t),t,s) and laplace (Q (t),t,s) with the variables I1_LT and Q_LT.