Solution of second dimentional heat equation in cylindrical cordinates in neumann and mixed boundary conditions?
Solution of second dimensional heat equation in cylindrical cordinates with dririchlet boundary conditions?
Solution of 1 dimensional heat equation in cylindrical coordinates with Neumann boundary condition?
y^3tdy+1/2y^4dt=0
Equation in which M(x,y) and N(x,y) are Linear but not Homogeneous
Find the general solution of the following:
1.) (2x+3y-1)dx-4(x+1)dy=0
2.) (x-4y-3)dx-(x-6y-5)dy=0
(𝑡 +2)^2 𝑦′′ + (𝑡+2) 𝑦′ + 𝑦=0
Is y+P(x)y=Q(x)yn a linear equation for integral value of n. Justify your answer.
Find the value of b for which the equation
(ye^2xy+x)dx +bxe^ 2xy dy= 0
How is a BVP different from IVP?
Q.(a): Construct the solution of the heat equation using separation of variables method:
u_xx=4u_t , 0<x<40, t>0
u(0, t)=0, u(40, t)=0, t>0
u(x,0)= x, 0 less than or equal x less than or equal 20, u(x,0)=40-x, 20 less than or equal x less than or equal 40
(b): Find the steady-state solution of the heat equation u_xx=4u_t , 0<x<40, t>0 that satisfies the Bcs:
u(0, t)=10 , u(40, t)=40
(c): Plot u versus x for several values of t.
(d): Plot u versus t for several values of x.
(e): Determine how much time must elapse before the temperature at x=40 comes within 1 centigrade of its steady state.smi