Abstract:Abstract. This paper contains the application of the Finite Difference Method in the two-dimensional Fourier equation using Robin's boundary condition (the third boundary condition).
Abstract. The article is a continuation of the considerations on the three-dimensional Fourier equation supplemented by the third boundary condition (the Robin's condition). The paper is based on the Finite Difference Method.
Abstract. The article is a continuation of the considerations on the three-dimensional Fourier equation supplemented by the third boundary condition (the Robin's condition). The paper is based on the Finite Difference Method.
“…Both this article and the previous one [3] are the introduction to the discussion on the boundary-initial problem for n-dimensional heat flow described by the Fourier equation.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Using the determinant of the matrix A we obtain the limitations on the steps of the differential grid [4] …”
Abstract. This article is a continuation of the discussion on the two-dimensional Fourier equation with Robin's boundary condition. In the paper the Finite Difference Method is applied.
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