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Is partial differential equations pure math? I was looking at a applied differential equations textbook with fourier series and boundary value problems but I hardly see any numbers and seems like all of them are proof based. Is this true? Can you suggest me a good textbook for partial differential equations for physics and engineering majors? Thanks.
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They will not be totally proof based in an applied class, they will mostly just be some basic theoretical justifications for using Fourier series (and other orthogonal expansions).
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