Two-point BVP
Boundary-value problem: state not entirely given at any point, but partial information is given at multiple values of independent variable.
Two-point boundary-value problem:
independent variable bounded (or implied)
a function of dependent and derivative at boundary points are zero called boundary conditions
In an IVP, initial value determines future course of the solution (temporal)
In a BVP, information is spread across the domain (spatial)
Classes of boundary conditions with specific nomenclature: Dirichlet, Neumann, Robin