Use of pdepe and Laplace Transform to Solve Heat Conduction Problems
by Housam Binous
20 Jan 2007
(Updated 22 Jan 2007)
No BSD License
computes solution to a heat conduction problem
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In the present program three methods are used to solve a heat conduction problem. This problem is given in M. N. Özisik, Heat Conduction, Wiley, New York, 1980. We use pdepe, short times solution based on analytical inversion of a Laplace transform and finally a numerical solution based on the Fourier series approximation method of Laplace transform inversion. All results are plotted and exhibit perfect agreement. |
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LTHTP/LT.m,
LTHTP/mailHCLT.m,
LTHTP/pdex1bc.m,
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