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The last question is about physical interpretation of PDES. Assume throughout that u(x, t) describes the temperature in a thin rod, with e [0, L andt > 0. Note: when I ask for physical interpretation, I mean things like "u(0, t) = 0 means that we are fixing one of the ends at constant temperature"
EXPLANTION ::-
(A)
Consider the IBVP д'и D =0 да? u(0, t) t (L, t) 0 дх u (х, 0) — 0. Give a physical interpretation of the boundary conditions and of the initial condi tion
SOL ::-
u(0, t) = t means "Temperature at the initial end of the rod at any time 't' is equal to t".
means " Heat flow at the end of the rod at any time is fixed to a
constant."
u(x, 0) = 0 means "At the beginning i.e, at t=0 there is no temperature in the rod".
(B)
Consider the PDE ди D = 5. Give a physical interpretation of source term
SOL :-
The source term is 5, meaning there is a fixed source of thermal energy of 5 units throughout.
(C)
Consider the PDE ди = u2 дх? at Explain why we should consider u2 as a source term. Give a physical interpretation for the source term
SOL ::-
We are to consider as the source
term since it is the non-homogeneous term in the
equation.
Physical interpretation of it is that there is a source of thermal energy that is dependent on the temperature in the rod.
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