Partial Differential Equation Toolbox |

In Which Areas Can the Toolbox Be Used?

The PDEs implemented in the toolbox are used as a mathematical model for a wide variety of phenomena in all branches of engineering and science. The following is by no means a complete list of examples.

The elliptic and parabolic equations are used for modeling

- Steady and unsteady heat transfer in solids
- Flows in porous media and diffusion problems
- Electrostatics of dielectric and conductive media
- Potential flow

The hyperbolic equation is used for

- Transient and harmonic wave propagation in acoustics and electromagnetics
- Transverse motions of membranes

The eigenvalue problems are used for

- Determining natural vibration states in membranes and structural mechanics problems

Last, but not least, the toolbox can be used for educational purposes as a complement to understanding the theory of the FEM.

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