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ahmed markhoos
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Sorry to keep the title too broad and general.
I'm starting learning pde by myself , using "linear partial differential equations for scientists and engineers"
I'm having some problems with the basics "I took ODE". The following differentiation is totally new to me, can some one explain to me?
f(x,y,z,a,b)=0, a and b are parameters
Differentiating the function with respect to x we get:
fx+ pfz =0
And with respect to y we get:
fy+ qfz =0
Where q=∂z/∂y , p=∂z/∂x.
How? Why?
I'm starting learning pde by myself , using "linear partial differential equations for scientists and engineers"
I'm having some problems with the basics "I took ODE". The following differentiation is totally new to me, can some one explain to me?
f(x,y,z,a,b)=0, a and b are parameters
Differentiating the function with respect to x we get:
fx+ pfz =0
And with respect to y we get:
fy+ qfz =0
Where q=∂z/∂y , p=∂z/∂x.
How? Why?