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Symbolic Solving of PDEs
Unal Goktas
This talk by Unal Goktas presents an overview of solution methods for partial differential equations (PDEs) in the Wolfram Language. It covers not only the classical methods but also relatively modern approaches, as well as how to compute exact solutions for PDEs. The talk includes examples of these methods in play as they are being used in the Wolfram Language to illustrate the structure of typical members of each class of PDEs and give insight into the key ideas and algorithms that are used to solve them.
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