PDE
PDE may refer to:
Mathematics
- Partial differential equation, differential equation involving partial derivatives (of a function of multiple variables)
Life sciences
- Phosphodiesterase, enzyme important in intracellular communication
- Pug dog encephalitis
Organizations
- The European Democratic Party (esp. in Spanish, French or Italian languages)
- The Pennsylvania Department of Education
Technology and engineering
- Program development environment
- Pulse detonation engine, proposed substitute to the traditional jet engine
Philosophy
Places
Other modes of abbreviation
- Polydichloric euthimal, fictional substance
- Pde (or Pde.), "Parade" (when serving as part of the proper name of a street or other way)
- Present Day English
- Preliminary Determination of Epicenters, the final earthquake bulletin of the National Earthquake Information Center (NEIC)
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