For the sake of plotting and
simple mathematical manipulations, I will occasionally use Maple.
You are not required to learn or use Maple; you can use anything you
want to make plots
(including doing them by hand). For those who do want to use Maple,
more information and
a tutorial are available here
Here is the Maple
file illustrating the solution to ux+uy+cu=0
with c=1, u(x,0)=exp(-x2/2).
Here is the Maple for
(1+u)ux+uy=0, u(x,0)=exp(-x2/2).
Here is the Maple
for the shock formation and propagation example.
Here is the Maple for the sand
pile on an ellipse.
Here is the Maple for
the second order, linear, const coefficient PDE example
Maple for
the nonconstant coefficient 2nd order PDE example
Maple for the
linear wave equation.
Maple for the forced wave
equation.
Halfline wave equation:
u(0,y)=0. ux(0,y)=0
Modal solution to the wave propagation
problem on a finite interval
Modal coefficients for various
initial conditions
IVPs for the heat equation