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Suppose an infinite string is hit with a hammer, so that the initial conditions are given...

Suppose an infinite string is hit with a hammer, so that the initial conditions are given by u0(x) = 0 and

v0(x) = {1 if -1 <= x <= 1 , 0 otherwise.

Find the shape of the string for all later times.

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