Transform the following problem into standard form Uxx yUyy
Transform the following problem into standard form:
Uxx - yUyy + yUx = x ; x>0, y>0
Solution
The standard form of a differential equation is given as
y\'\' + p(t)y\' + q(t)y = f(t)
in this question we have two variables i.e. x and y
x\'\' + yx\' -x = yUyy
the given differential equation is modified in standard form
p(y) = y and q(y) = -1, f(y) = yUyy
Other constraints for standard form are
1) The right hand side must not be having any greater than or equal to sign
2) The right hand side must be positive
which are also satisfied hence the standard form of given PDE is
x\'\' + yx\' -x = yUyy
the given differential equation is modified in standard form
p(y) = y and q(y) = -1, f(y) = yUyy
