Condition initiale

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En physique ou en mathématique, on définit comme conditions initiales les éléments nécessaires à la détermination de la solution complète et si possible unique d'un problème, éléments qui décrivent l'état du système à l'instant initial, c'est-à-dire l'état de départ. Plus formellement, on appelle « condition initiale » l'espace d'état d'un système étudié à l'instant initial. C'est ce qui permet de déterminer les coefficients des solutions des équations différentielles, par exemple les équations de mouvement des corps. Les conditions initiales sont à différencier des conditions aux limites. Articles connexes

Henri Poincaré
Problème de Cauchy

Catégorie:Équation différentielle Catégorie:Méthode mathématique de la physique

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