How do I take the laplace transform of a two dimensional wave equation? I need an answer now!!!!!
Nov 12, 2011 #1 compxci 4 0 Main Question or Discussion Point How do I take the laplace transform of a two dimensional wave equation? I need an answer now!!!!!
Main Question or Discussion Point How do I take the laplace transform of a two dimensional wave equation? I need an answer now!!!!!
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Nov 13, 2011 #2 hunt_mat Homework Helper 1,724 16 You take the transform in one variable, say t and work from there.