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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-33033-3a is to assume that the unknown function . = .(., .) (we assume that the independent variables are . and .) in an initial boundary value problem can be written as a product of a function of . and a function of ., that is, .(., .) = .(.).(.). Thus, the variables separate. If the method is to be succe

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Problemstellung und Stand der Forschung,e a nineteenth-century perspective and make some comments about the origin of the method. Our discussion will motivate one of the fundamental topics in analysis and in PDEs, namely orthogonal expansions.

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Orthogonal Expansions,e a nineteenth-century perspective and make some comments about the origin of the method. Our discussion will motivate one of the fundamental topics in analysis and in PDEs, namely orthogonal expansions.

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