Exploring Solutions for Time and Space PDEs: A Laplace Transform Approach

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In summary, Travis is seeking help with solving two PDEs in time and space. The equations involve partial derivatives and initial conditions. Travis is attempting to use the Laplace transform to simplify the solution, but is struggling with the complexity. He is open to suggestions for alternative methods.
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Hello,

My question of how to solve two PDEs in time and space is the following:
1) partial Wliq / partial t + partial Wliq / partialZ = C1 * C2 (Wice-C3*Wliq)

With initial Conditions: Wliq(0,Zo)=A; W= C4*Wliq(t,Z)+C5*Wice(t,Z)+C6*A

2) partial Wice / partial t =C1*(1-C2)*(C3*Wliq-Wice)

Wice(0,Z)=A; Wice= Wice(t,Z)

I am trying to use the Laplace transform so I can restrain the solution to space only. I haven't been able to get past the transform due to the complexity and it makes me think that this method may not be the most practical.

Any suggestions would be most helpful. Thanks

Travis
 
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I've realized my problem. Thanks looking.

Travis
 

What is the definition of a PDE for time and space?

A PDE (partial differential equation) for time and space is a mathematical equation that describes how a physical quantity varies in both time and space. It involves the use of partial derivatives to express the rate of change of the quantity with respect to both time and space variables.

What are the types of PDEs for time and space?

There are several types of PDEs for time and space, including the heat equation, wave equation, and diffusion equation. These equations differ in their specific form and how they model the behavior of the physical quantity in time and space.

What are the key applications of PDEs for time and space?

PDEs for time and space have a wide range of applications in various fields of science and engineering. They are commonly used to model physical phenomena such as heat transfer, wave propagation, and diffusion processes. They are also used in areas such as fluid dynamics, electromagnetism, and quantum mechanics.

What are the challenges in solving PDEs for time and space?

Solving PDEs for time and space can be challenging due to their complex nature and the need for advanced mathematical techniques. Additionally, the boundary and initial conditions for these equations can be difficult to specify accurately, which can affect the accuracy of the solutions.

What are the numerical methods used to solve PDEs for time and space?

There are various numerical methods that can be used to solve PDEs for time and space, such as finite difference methods, finite element methods, and spectral methods. These methods involve discretizing the PDE and solving it on a mesh or grid to approximate the solution at different points in time and space.

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