Good book on PDE's at undergraduate level

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Start date Oct 25, 2005
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The discussion revolves around finding suitable undergraduate-level books on partial differential equations (PDEs). The original poster expresses difficulty in locating accessible resources, noting that many available books appear too advanced. They mention studying topics such as the Method of Lagrange and Cauchy. A suggested title is "Introduction to Ordinary Differential Equations" by Daniel A. Marcus, which may serve as a helpful starting point for understanding the foundational concepts before tackling PDEs.

Oct 25, 2005

heman

Hi,,

Please suggest me an good book on PDE's at undergraduate level...whichever book i have seen ,they seem to me at a pretty high level...
Well i am studying the kind of stuff like
Method of Lagrange,Cauchy etc.

And even on Google,i couldn't find anything...
Pls help

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Oct 25, 2005

mathmike

introduction to ordinary diff eq's by daniel a marcus

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