Laplace's equation is one of the most important partial differential equations in all of physics. It is the basis of potential flow and many other phenomena. When forced, it becomes the Poisson equation.
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0:00 Overview and Recap of Partial Differential Equations
4:40 Laplace's Equation
6:28 Examples of Laplace's Equation
15:26 Poisson's Equation: Laplace's Equation with Forcing
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