
Lagrange's linear equation,
n. the partial differential equation of the form
where Pi and R are differentiable functions. If the equation is integrable, its general solution is φ(u1, u2,..., un) = 0, where φ is an arbitrary function, and the ui are independent solutions of the simultaneous differential equations
=... =
.
A Lagrange's linear equation may also have a special integral.
where Pi and R are differentiable functions. If the equation is integrable, its general solution is φ(u1, u2,..., un) = 0, where φ is an arbitrary function, and the ui are independent solutions of the simultaneous differential equations
=... =
.