Partial Differential Equations of Mathematical Physics and Integral Equations

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Summary: A solid introduction to PDEs
Review: The book contains an introduction to a variety of topics in applied partial differential equations presented from the modern perspective. The emphasis is on classical equations of mathematical physics and their applications. The authors succeed in blending general results, like existence, uniqueness, and regularity, with various methods of constructing explicit solutions. Among the highlights is the lucid introduction to free boundary problems. The book is invaluable for any practitioner using PDEs to solve real world problems.

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Summary: I agree with the reader from CAL
Review: The book skip too many steps and most of the time, the equation is presented without explanation...Don't waste money.

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Summary: Book that dosn't make sense
Review: This book is one of the worse I ever see representing the mathematics for physics, the mathematics and the physics both was not explained as it should, the authors are not familiar at all with the concept of physics make their material in the book related to this subject unclear and vague. The book has too many gaps as I see it has too many jumps when a physical phenomena represented using mathematics. Physical concept was most of the times not even mention, and I believe that the author should stick only with mathematics since they try to explain physics they don't really familiar with.