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u_x + 2u_y = 0,\,\,\,u(0,y) = 3\,e^{-2y}\,

Make the seperation of variables u(x,y) = X(x)Y(y)\,.

Plug back into the DE.

X'Y+2XY'=0\,

\frac{X'}{X} = \frac{-2Y'}{Y} = \lambda\,

This gives two ODES:

X'+\lambda X=0\,

X(x) = c_1 \,e^{\lambda x}\,

-2Y' + \lambda Y = 0\,

Y(y) = c_2 \,e^{\frac{\lambda}{2}y}\,

Let A = c_1c_2\,.

u(x,y) = A\,e^{\lambda(\frac{y}{2}-x)}\,

Applying the boundary condition,

u(0,y) = A\,e^{\lambda\frac{y}{2}} = 3\,e^{-2y}\,

So A=3,\,\,\,\lambda=-4\,

The solution is

u(x,y) = 3\,e^{4(x-\frac{y}{2})}\,

Partial Differential Equations

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