Is this PDE linear or non-linear?

Ein Krieger
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hello, guys
Below is the equation I am concerned with:

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Is the above equation non-linear because of (delta P/delta x)^2 term assuming other variables are constant and don't change with pressure , P?
 
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It is non-linear because of, as you say, that \left[\partial p/\partial x\right]^2
 
Ok.
What kind of method can you suggest to deal with [∂p/∂x] 2 ?

I am going to convert the above equation to ODE by method of lines in Matlab. I guess that non-linear terms require special approach.
 
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