Title: Analytical solutions to the heat equation in 1D
1Analytical solutions to the heat equation in 1D
- A very brief introduction
2Dimensionless quenching problem
1
0.5
0
0
1
0.5
X
3Propose a solutionCourse notes show the formal
procedure for obtaining this solution
This generic form satisfies the diffusion
equation. A, B, and lambda are arbitrary
constants (for now). Heat equation is linear so
true solution can be a sum of many!
4BC at x0
5BC at x1
6Initial condition
How to find the coefficients, A ?
7Orthogonality property of sin
We can check these relationships visually.
8Use orthogonality
9Putting it all together
10How many terms in the sum?
Time is fixed, animation is adding more terms to
the sum
X
11Orthogonal functions
Function space 1 is the known function
Normal vector space F is known vector
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13Later time
X
14Substitute assumption into heat eqn.
What is the only possible solution?
15The constant gives 2 ordinary diff. equations
Note the negative sign and power of two are
because I know the answer!
16Solve time part
Note Negative sign keeps the solution at
infinite time bounded
17Solve x part
Note power of two removes carrying sqrt around!