Solved PDE problems / website?

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In summary, the student is currently taking a class on PDE's and is in need of more sample problems, specifically on Fourier series and the d'Alembert method. They are using the book "Advanced Engineering Mathematics" by Kreyszig and are looking for websites or other resources that may have solved examples. A suggestion is made to check out Equation World and Schaum's outline books for PDEs and Fourier analysis & BVPs.
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Hi, I am currently taking a class which is now covering PDE's and I think I need more sample or example problems that are already solved, particularly on Fourier series solution, d'Alembert method, etc.

The book I'm using is Kreyszig, Advanced Engineering Mathematics, 9th edition.

Are there any websites, for example, that have some example problems in PDE's that I can look at?
 
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There are Schaum's outline books for both PDEs and Fourier analysis & BVPs. Some hate those books, others find them useful. They're full of examples and sample problems.
 

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