Laplace Equation on the Unit Disk

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Professor MathTheBeautiful, thank you for a powerful analysis of Laplace Equation on the Unit Disk in Partial Differential Equations. This is an error free video/lecture on YouTube TV.

georgesadler
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Please keep sharing your lectures. Just beautiful. Thank you

darrenpeck
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Can you please give a link to the lesson in which you derived the Laplacian in polar coordinates?

princeardalan
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1. How can we tell if a PDE is separable before we actually try the separation technique? (which may fail if the equation is not separable, and we may waste a whole lotta time by trying to do the impossible :q ) Is there any rule for when the equation is separable?
2. After separating the variables, what is the justification behind the assumption that both sides of the equation must be equal to a constant? How do you know that this is true?
3. Can you also show how to solve the same problem in rectangular coordinates, for comparison? (just to show that polar coordinates are really better to go with in this case, and that it is still possible to solve it in rectangular coordinates, just cumbersome to do so)

Oh, and it would be nice to put the link in the description to the derivation of the Laplacian in polar coordinates. You said in the video that it's been derived in another lesson, but you didn't say which one.

scitwi
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I am highly thankful to you sir....now i can solve my assignment

khadijaijaz
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The radial could be a Cauchy-Euler equidimensional differential equation, que no?

CARLOSSAA-yf
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How do you solve the differential equation in R(r) without assuming that C_n r^{2} + D_n r^{-2} is a solution?

koetje