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SOLVED: Partial Differential Equations Problem 4 (40 pts) Equilibrium solution question, with mixed boundary conditions. Consider the following heat equation for a rod/cable of length L = 1 with constant thermal properties.
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SOLVED: Let θ be the solution to the initial boundary value problem for the Heat Equation, ∂u(t,x) = 3αzu(t,x), t ∈ (0,5), x ∈ (0,5); with Mixed boundary conditions 8u(t,0) = 0
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