Engine on the net that will solve PDEs

In summary, the conversation includes a discussion about solving PDEs using an engine on the internet. The initial question asks for recommendations on an engine that can solve PDEs, and the following responses include an explanation of how to solve a linear first order PDE and a discussion about a potential mistake in the question. The conversation also includes a mention of an email response from Convode, which provides a solution for a given PDE. However, there is uncertainty about the accuracy of the solution and the determination of an arbitrary function.
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Hi

Does anybody know if there is an engine on the net that will solve PDEs.

I'm looking for the solution of a linear first order PDE

Thanks
 
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yzx+xzy+z=y z=2 @ (3,1)
 
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Is it not that we first solve the auxiliary equation ?
[tex] \frac{dx}{y} = \frac{dy}{x} = \frac{dz}{y - z} [/tex]

Let the two solutions be u=c1 and v=c2. Then the general solution is u=f(v).

But not sure how to include the given initial condition z=2 @ (3,1) .
 
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Thank you for your input. I will consider this
 
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I had sent the following to convode@riemann.physmath.fundp.ac.be

NMAX:=3;
SMAX:=4;
LPARTI:={};
ARGSTOP:=2;
DEPEND Z,X;
DEPEND Z,Y;
L2:={Z};
L3:={X,Y};
L4:={2,{3,1}};
L5:={};
L1:={Y*DF(Z,X)+X*DF(Z,Y)+Z-Y=0};
CONVODE(L1,L2,L3,L4,L5);

and received the reply for the solution as follows (if I retype it correctly)
[tex]z = (2x+2y)^{-1} (2\sqrt{- x^2 +y^2}f(- x^2 + y^2)+(y^2-x^2)\log(\frac{x+y}{\sqrt{-x^2 + y^2}})+x^2 +xy)[/tex]

where f is an arbitrary function.
Can we believe the solution given?
 
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Thanks

Convode sends it back in a weird asss format in the email. Difficult to read no !?

I think the question might be faulty or at least the initial conditions. I don't know is it solvable by just being given the value of z at a POINT rather than along a curve/line
 
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Never mind about that messy result given by convode. But it do gave something.

Let say there is a mistake giving a point. A curve or a line given instead as you said. How do we determine that arbitrary function?
 

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