It should also be noted that the method of differential constraints is not well known outside Russia; there are only a few books in English where the idea behind this method (without analysis) is briefly mentioned. This book is a result of an effort to introduce, at a fairly elementary level, many methods for constructing exact solutions collected in one book. It is based on the author's research and various courses and lectures given to undergraduate and graduate students, as well as professional audiences over the past twenty-five years. The book is assembled, in a coherent and comprehensive way, from results that are scattered across many different articles and books published over the last thirty years.
The approach is analytical. Introductions totheories are followed by examples. The book is written for students, engineers and scientists with diverse backgrounds and interests. For a deeper coverage of a particular method or an application, the readers are referred to special-purpose books and/or scientific articles referenced in the book. The prerequisites for the study are standard courses in calculus, linear algebra, and ordinary and partial differential equations.
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"The book presents the main methods for finding solutions of partial differential equations ... . is the first systematic presentation of methods for constructing exact solutions of PDE's and includes many classical methods ... . The book is quite comprehensive ... . Some of the approaches are little known in the wider research community, so the book fills this gap in the literature. The author defines the target audience as students, engineers and scientists ... interested in solving partial differential equations." (Irina Yehorchenko, Mathematical Reviews, Issue 2006 m)