Chapter 4 Partial differentiation ( 편미분 )
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Chapter 4 Partial differentiation ( 편미분 )
Mathematical methods in the physical sciences 3rd edition Mary L. Boas
Lecture 12 Introduction of partial differentiation
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1. Introduction
xyxfy
dx
dyyxfy
respect to with of rateor curve theof Slope :
ex.
- Time rates such as velocity, acceleration, and rate of cooling of a hot body.
- Rate of change of volume of a gas with applied pressure (P, V)
- Rate of decrease of fuel in your car tank with distance travelled (l, Q)
- Differential equation
- Finding Max. or Min.
- Differentiation
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- Partial differentiation
yxfz ,
When we want to find the slope of z with respect to y, keeping x constant, we can use the partial differentiation.
)constant with respect towith or (..
yxx
z
y
z
constyconstx
x
y
z
.constxy
z
.constyx
z
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etc. , , ,
ffz
yx
z
yx
z
xyx
z
y
z
xx
z
x
z
x
xx
- High order partial derivatives
Example xyeyxyxfz 3,
,3 21
xyxx yeyxfzf
x
z
x
f
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xyyy xexfzf
y
z
y
f
,3 221
22xyxy
yxyx xyeexfzfyx
z
yx
f
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(Caution)
rr
zyryyxz
rr
zrxyxxz
rr
zrrz
y
x
2,22
2,22
,sincos2,sincos
22222
22222
222222
?,,,
sin,cos
22
yx r
z
r
z
r
zyxz
ryrx
The symbol is usually read “the partial of z with respect to r, with x
held constant”. However, the important point to understand is that the notation
means that z has been written as a function of the variables r and x only, and then
differentiated with respect to r.
xrz /
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2. Power series in two variables ( 두 변에 대한 멱급수 )
Example 1.
.!2!3!2
1!3
cossin,2323
xyxx
yxxyxyxf
Example 2
3322
321ln
322
322
32
yxyyx
xyxy
xyx
yxyxyxyx
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- General expression
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)()()()(
))(()()()(),(
byabyaxa
byaxaaxabya
byaxaaxabyaaxaayxf
First, express the function with the power series and then determine the coefficients.
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)(2)( 021101 byaaxaaf y
)(and/or )( containing terms2 20 byaxaf xx
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etc. , ),( , 2),(
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xyxx
yx
Finding partial derivatives,
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1),(
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hn
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]))(,())()(,(2))(,([!2
1
))(,())(,(),(),(
22 bybafbyaxbafaxbaf
bybafaxbafbafyxf
yyxyxx
yx
]),(),(2),([!2
1 22 kbafhkbafhbaf yyxyxx
),(!2
12
bafy
kx
h
]),( 3),([!3
1),(
!3
1 23
3
bafkhbafhbafy
kx
h xxyxxx
Using a simpler form, x – a = h and y – b = k.
second-order terms,
similarly, third-order terms
Finally,
Then,
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3. Total differentials ( 전 미분 )
dxydyxfdx
d
dx
dyy )('
x
y
dx
dyx
0lim
- Single variables
- Two variables and more
dyy
zdx
x
zdzyxfz
,
dzz
fdy
y
fdx
x
fduzyxfu ,,,
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4. Approximations using differentials ( 미소량을 이용한 어림 )
Example 1. 25.0
1
1025.0
120
.10425.0
1
1025.0
1
25.02
125.0
2
1
1025.025.025.01025.0
1
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fxffff
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- Example 2. 322
2
1
11
nnn
3
32
2
211
1
nxf
nnfxnfnfnff
xxf
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- Example 3. reduced mass1
21
11 mm
If m_1 is increased by 1%, what fractional change in m_2 leaves unchanged?
./01.0or01.0
unchanged 0
111
01.0
122
221
121
122
2
22
212
1
22
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mmm
dm
m
m
m
dm
m
dm
dmmdmm
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mdm
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dxyxycf .
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Example 4.2r
klR
Relative error rate: 5 % in the length measurement
and 10 % for the radius measurement
1.0/,05.0/ rdrldl
.25.01.0205.02largest 2
ln2lnlnln
r
dr
l
dl
R
dR
r
dr
l
dl
R
dR
rlkR
dxyxycf .
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Chapter 4 Partial differentiation
Mathematical methods in the physical sciences 3rd edition Mary L. Boas
Lecture 13 Chain rule
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5. Chain rule or differentiating a function of a function ( 연쇄법칙과 함수의 함수 미분하기 )
Example 1. ?2sinln dx
dyxy
.2cot222cos2sin
12sin
2sin
1xx
dx
dx
xx
dx
d
xdx
dy
dx
dv
dv
du
du
dy
dx
dy
xvvuuy
.2&sinwhere,ln
‘chain rule’
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Example 2. ?sin2 2 dt
dzttz
y
zx
x
zy
dt
dy
y
z
dt
dx
x
z
dt
dz
dt
dyx
dt
dxy
dt
dz
tytxxyz
,
,sin&2where, 2
dyy
zdx
x
zdz
ttttdt
dzcos2sin4 2
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Example 3. ?,sin,tanwhere, 1
dt
dztxtyxz y
.1
1lncos
21
txxtyx
dt
dy
y
z
dt
dx
x
z
dt
dz yy
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6. Implicit differentiation ( 음함수 미분 )
Example 1. ?, 2
2
dt
xd
dt
dxtex x
xx
edt
dx
dt
dxe
dt
dx
1
11
We realized that x is a function and just differentiate each term of the equation with respect to t (implicit differentiation).
1. xx edt
dxdtdxedxcf
.11
01
3
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2again atingdifferenti
x
x
xdtdxx
xxx
e
e
e
e
dt
xd
dt
dxe
dt
xde
dt
xd
dt
dxe
dt
dx
This problem is even easier if we want only the numerical values of the derivatives at a point.
.02
111)2,
2
111)1
2
2
2
2
dt
xd
dt
xdnd
dt
dxor
dt
dx
dt
dxst
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7. More chain rule ( 더 많은 연쇄법칙 )
Example 1. ?,,,sin,
t
z
s
ztsytsxxyz
.,cos, dtdsdydtdstsdxxdyydxdz
.cos.),(0For
cos.),(0For
])cos([])cos([
)())(cos(
xtsys
zconsttdt
xtsyt
zconstsds
dtxtsydsxtsy
dtdsxdtdstsydz
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Example 2.
?,,2,,,ln2 222
t
u
s
utztsytsxzyxyxu
.2
ln2422ln2222
0 cf.
.2
ln24,ln24
.2
ln24ln24
22ln2222
ln222
dtz
yztytdt
z
ytdtzxtdtyx
dsdu
z
yztyt
t
uzyx
s
u
dtz
yztytdszyx
dtz
ytdtdszxtdtdsyx
zdydzz
yydxxdyxdxdu
s
- Using the differentials,
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- Using the derivatives,
.2
ln2422ln2222
2ln2
ln2ln2
2
2222
z
yztyt
z
ytzxtyx
tt
zyxyxz
tst
zyxyxy
tst
zyxyxx
t
z
z
u
t
y
y
u
t
x
x
u
t
u
cf. Using the matrix form,
t
z
s
z
t
y
s
y
t
x
s
x
z
u
y
u
x
u
t
u
s
u
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Example 3. ?/,sin,, 222 dtdzyetxtyxyxz y
dttx
t
dy
dx
eyt
yx
tdtxdyeytdx
tdtydyxdx
dyeyetdtxtdx
tdtydyxdx
dydxdz
yy
yy
cos1sincos1sin
,
cossin
,222
‘A computer may save us some time with the algebra.’
.for similarly ,
sin1
cos1
1sin
1cosdydt
tyeyx
txyeyt
eyt
yxeytdtx
ytdt
dx y
y
y
y
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Example 4. ?/,/,,5, 2223322 tzsztsyxstyxxyxz
t
z
s
zdtdsdz
dyyxxy
dssyytdttyys
yx
yx
ytdtsds
ytdssdt
dx
tdtsdsydydxx
tdssdtdyyxdx
ydxxdyxdxdz
,, way,In this
.for similarly ,94
6262
23
32
222
3
.2223
32
2
22
22
2
2
2
2
2
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Let’s skip Example 5.
Example 6. Rectangular vs. polar coordinates. (reciprocal)
sin
cos
ry
rx
x
y
yxr
1
22
tan
222
21
)/(1
/tan i)
r
y
xy
xy
x
y
xx
yrrx
sincos ii)
y
r
ry
yyyy
x
y
2
2222
/sin)csc(cot
i) and ii)-1 are different!!
constant y
constant r
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This is a general rule: partial derivatives are not usually
reciprocals; they are reciprocals if the other independent variables (besides u or v)
are the same in both cases.
uvvu /&/
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Chapter 4 Partial differentiation
Mathematical methods in the physical sciences 3rd edition Mary L. Boas
Lecture 14 Max. & Min.
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8. Application of partial differentiation to maximum and minimum problems ( 최대 , 최소값 문제에서 편미분의 응용 )
- dy/dx=0 is a sufficient condition for max. or min. of f(x).
min. (concave) max. (convex)inflection
(d2y/dx2 > 0) (d2y/dx2 < 0)(d2y/dx2 = 0)
cf. saddle point
- To minimize z = f(x,y),
.0&0
y
z
x
z
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t.independen are ),,( of variablesonly two
fixedtantan22
1 2
lw
lwwlwV
Example. A pup tent of given volume, V, with ends but no floor, is to be made using the least possible material. find the proportions.
w2 l
To minimize A,
.0cotcsc2
sec2,0csc2
tan4 222
w
Vw
A
w
Vw
w
A
tan.csc
2tan2
tancos
2tan2
cos
2tan2 area Material
22
22
2
w
Vl
w
Vw
w
Vww
lwwA
.2/2,45,2/1cos0cos,0sin
.sin
coscos
sin2
cos
sec
cotcsc
tan2
csc
22
2
2
223
lwlwV
orVV
w
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9. Maximum and minimum problems with constants; Lagrange multipliers ( 제한조건이 있는 최대 최소값 문제 ; Lagrange 곱수 )
Example 1. shortest distance
. use sLet'
?ofmin,1
222
222
yxfd
yxdxy
- Methods: (a) elimination,
(b) implicit differentiation,
(c) Lagrange multipliers
(a) Elimination ( 제거방법 )
).2/1min.(2/1at4
max.) relative(0at2212
2/1,0024
1211
22
2
3
2442222222
yx
xx
dx
fd
xxxxdx
df
xxxxxxxyxf
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(b) Implicit differentiation ( 음함수 미분 )
xdxdyxyxyxdx
dfdxxyxdf
dx
dyyx
dx
dfydyxdxdf
yxf
2142or,42
.22or,22
2
22
2/1,00142
on)minimizatifor condition (.042, minimize To
2
xxxxx
xyxdx
dff
. , of values theknoweasily We.222
2
2
2
22
2
2
dx
yd
dx
dy
dx
ydy
dx
dy
dx
fd
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Example 2. Shortest distance from the origin to the plane .322 zyx
.13
2
3
2
3
1
3
1
3
2
0222232,0222232
.0 on,minimizatiFor
neliminatio223
222
min
222222
f
xzy
zzyz
fyzy
y
f
z
f
y
f
zyzyzyxf
cf. Equation of plane, ax+by+cz=d
If (a,b,c) is a unit vector, abs(d) is a distance from the origin.
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(c) Lagrange Multipliers
yxyxfyxF
yy
f
xx
f
dyyy
fdx
xx
f
dyy
dxx
d
dyy
fdx
x
fdf
constyxyxf
,,, of min.or max.for condition
0,0
0
constraint
min.or max.for condition
.),(),,(
‘two functions’
‘single function’
cf. valid for more than variables, ex. (x,y,z)
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.02
.1,0.12220
,
1,,,222
222
yy
F
xxxxx
F
xyyxfyxF
xyyxyxyxf
- Using the Lagrange multipliers,
.2
1,
2
11
2,10
xy
yx
21 xy
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Example 3. Find the volume of the largest rectangular parallelepiped (that is box)
with edges parallel to the axes, inscribed in the ellipsoid, 12
2
2
2
2
2
c
z
b
y
a
x
.02
8,02
8,02
8
8,,
1,,
222
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
c
zxy
z
F
b
yxz
y
F
a
xyz
x
F
c
z
b
y
a
xxyzfzyxF
c
z
b
y
a
xzyx
.120283283 2
2
2
2
2
2
xyzxyzc
x
b
x
a
xxyz
Multiplying each equation with the other variable, and then, adding all three,
33
88 volumeMaximum
3
1,
3
1Similarly,
.3
10
2128
28
2222
2222
abcxyzczby
axa
xxyzyz
a
xyz
x
F
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- More constraints
0
,0
,0
.,,,.,,,,),,,,(
22222
11111
21
dww
dzz
dyy
dxx
d
dww
dzz
dyy
dxx
d
dww
fdz
x
fdy
y
fdx
x
fdf
constwzyxconstwzyxwzyxf
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0
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dwwww
fdz
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f
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f 0 22
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f
To find the maximum or minimum of f subject to the conditions Φ1=const.
and Φ2=const., define F=f + λ1 Φ1+ λ2 Φ2 and set each of the partial derivatives
of F equal to zero. Solve these equation and the Φ equation for the variables and
the λ’s.
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Example 4. Minimized distance from the origin to the intersection of 0247,6 zxxy
.2/510/7,2/5,5/12
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247
1221
21222
2211
dzyx
zz
Fxy
y
Fyx
x
F
xyzxzyx
fF
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10. Endpoint or boundary point problems ( 끝점 혹은 경계점 문제 )
- Besides the extreme points, we should check the boundary points (or lines).
case I case II
case III case IV
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Example 1. A piece of wire 40 cm long is to be used to form the perimeters of a square and a circle in such a way as to make the total area (of a square and circle) a maximum.
.56,8.2,54
1
.0104
122
1
2
11022
2
110
22
Arr
rrrdr
dA
rrA
.:04
122
2
Mindr
Ad
**circleonly .127/400,/20,402At
squareonly .100,0At
Arr
Ar
Considering the values at the boundary points,
r
(40-2r)/4
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Example 2. The temperature in a rectangular plate bounded by the lines,5,3,0,0 yxyx10022 yxxyT
.100,002,02 22
Tyxxxyy
Txyy
x
T
(0,0)
(3,5)
x=3
y=5
.4
1131,
2
501025
100525
5)2
.4
193,
2
3096
10093
3)1
2
2
Txxdx
dT
xxT
y
Tyydy
dT
yyT
x
and check corners. At (3,5), T= 130.
- Differentiating,
- Boundary check
max.
min.
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H. W. (Due 5/21)
Chapter 4
4-15, 6-4, 9-11, 10-9
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Chapter 4 Partial differentiation
Mathematical methods in the physical sciences 3rd edition Mary L. Boas
Lecture 15 Change of variables
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11. Change of variables ( 변수 변환 )
Sometimes, we can make the differential equation simpler by changing variables.
Example 1. Make the change of variables.
01
, , 2
2
22
2
t
F
vx
Fvtxsvtxr
Fsrs
F
r
F
x
s
s
F
x
r
r
F
x
F)(
Fsr
vs
Fv
r
Fv
t
s
s
F
t
r
r
F
t
F)(
Here, we can use the operation notation,
srx
)(sr
vt
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2
22
2
2
2
2
2))(()(s
F
sr
F
r
F
s
F
r
F
srx
F
xx
F
)2()()()(2
22
2
22
2
2
s
F
sr
F
r
Fv
s
F
r
Fv
srv
t
F
tt
F
041 2
2
2
22
2
sr
F
t
F
vx
F
01
2
2
22
2
t
F
vx
Fcf. compare with the original eq,
Then,
rgsfFs
F
rsr
F
0)(2
)()()()( vtxgvtxfsgrfF
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cf.
rgsfF
sconstsfF
ss
F
s
F
rsr
F
.)without function a becan (.
.only ith function w some0)(2
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Example 2. Laplace equation
02
2
2
2
y
F
x
F0
1)(
12
2
2
F
rr
Fr
rr
sin
cos
ry
rxfor
cos
sinsin
cossin
rz
ry
rx
for
)sin
1sin
sin
1(
11 .
2
2
2222
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
FFr
rFrrz
F
y
F
x
Fcf
cylindrical
spherical
cf. Schrodinger eq.: Um
HEH 2
2ˆ ,ˆ
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y
Fr
x
Fr
y
y
Fx
x
FF
y
F
x
F
r
y
y
F
r
x
x
F
r
F
cossin
sincos
Fr
F
rry
Fx
F
Fr
F
y
Fx
F
rr
1
cossin
sincos
cossin
sincos
(i)
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(ii)
F
rr
F
y
F
y
r
r
F
y
F
F
rr
F
x
F
x
r
r
F
x
F
cossin
sincos
For convenience,
F
rr
F
y
FH
F
rr
F
x
FG
cossin
sincos
H
rr
H
x
H
y
F
G
rr
G
x
G
x
F
cossin
sincos
2
2
2
2
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GH
rr
H
r
G
y
F
x
Fsincos
1sincos
2
2
2
2
F
rr
F
rr
F
r
H
F
rr
F
rr
F
r
G
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
coscossin
sinsincos
2
2
2
222 )sin(cossincos
r
F
r
F
r
H
r
G
1) 2)
1)
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F
r
F
rr
F
r
FH
F
r
F
rr
F
r
FG
sincoscossin
cossinsincos
2
22
2
22
)1
(1
sincos1
2
2
F
rr
F
r
GH
r
2
2
22
2
2
2 1)(
1
F
rr
Fr
rry
F
x
FFinally,
2)
GH
rr
H
r
G
y
F
x
Fsincos
1sincos
2
2
2
2
1) 2)
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12. Differentiation of integrals; Leibniz’ rule ( 적분의 미분 ; Leibniz 규칙 )
.
.
dx
duuf
dx
dvvfdttf
dx
d
aFxFtFdttfdx
xdFxf
xv
xu
x
a
x
a
‘Leibniz’ rule’
.,,,
v
u
xv
xudt
x
f
dx
duuxf
dx
dvvxfdttxf
dx
d