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    1. The given partial differential equation is the heat equation. 2. The heat equation is a second order linear parabolic partial differential equation. 3. The general solution to a second order linear parabolic PDE has infinitely many linearly independent solutions of the form A(y)e^λx + B(y)e^-λx, where A and B are arbitrary functions and λ is a constant.

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    1. The given partial differential equation is the heat equation. 2. The heat equation is a second order linear parabolic partial differential equation. 3. The general solution to a second order linear parabolic PDE has infinitely many linearly independent solutions of the form A(y)e^λx + B(y)e^-λx, where A and B are arbitrary functions and λ is a constant.

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    Pde Revision

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    1. The given partial differential equation is the heat equation. 2. The heat equation is a second order linear parabolic partial differential equation. 3. The general solution to a second order linear parabolic PDE has infinitely many linearly independent solutions of the form A(y)e^λx + B(y)e^-λx, where A and B are arbitrary functions and λ is a constant.

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