What are the best PDE books?

Well I think Evans is the best book on the subject but requires a lot of time to go through

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>>8470723
>tfw only had to learn ordinary linear DEs

I love not caring.

>>8470723
Undergrad level? Strauss
Grad level? Evans

>>8470723
Taylor

>>8470855
You're boasting about... learning less?
?????

>>8471692
>learning less?
yes, learning less garbage.
I can use software to solve all the PDEs I want.

>>8471701
Software gives solutions to them numerically.
As it stands, there is no general method to solve the general PDE in a closed form.
But congrats, not only do you probably just dump all of your homework into the computer/internet, but you're probably an engineer who can't think for themselves when it comes to more difficult problems where there is nothing to compute.

>>8470723
>I'm not a brainlet
>I'm not, I'm not, I'm not
Yes, you are.

>>8471707
>when it comes to more difficult problems where there is nothing to compute.
>nothing to compute

There's always something to compute, dumb mathfag.

>>8471713
>There's always something to compute
?????
How would you "compute" proofs to say, a cell complex structure of [math]\mathbb{R}\mathbb{P}^n[/math]?

>>8471713
>mathfag
>doesn't deny being an engineer
Enjoy being an actual fag and sucking cocks.

>>8471722
>le gay engineer meme xD
>t. "pure" undergrad mathfag

Enjoy your unemployment benefits faggot.
When they run out you can start sucking my dick for money.

>>8471729
No one studies "pure" maths here.
And no, plenty of "pure" maths students pick up careers at places like Goldman Sachs in only their second year here.
But please, keep showing how little you know about anything.

>>8471729
>believing this is true
Is your university so bad as to not have career fairs where employers come in and tell you that what you just said is bullshit?