THE HOMOGENEOUS SOLUTION OF PROBLEMS OF MATHEMATICAL PHYSICS IN THE MAPLE ENVIRONMENT

2019

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DOI 10.15863/tas.2019.05.73.59
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Abstract

One of the most common and effective methods of solving homogeneous problems of mathematical physics is the Fourier method or the method of separating variables.As you know, the main idea of this method is that the solution of the initial problem is reduced to the solution of auxiliary problems for equations with fewer independent variables.In particular, if the given equation contains 2 independent variables, the auxiliary problems will be dependent on one variable.