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Principles of Mathematical Modelling: Ideas, Methods, Examples

Alexander A. Samarskii (Author); Alexander P. Mikhailov

Chapter 4

MODELS OF SOME HARDLY FORMALIZABLE OBJECTS - all with Video Answers

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Section 1

Universality of Mathematical Models

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Problem 1

Using a replacement $\rho(x, t)=\varphi(t) \cdot u(x, t)$ reduce (3) to the equation of thermal conductivity.

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Problem 2

Prove that the square equation (6) always has real roots, and that a necessary and sufficient condition of negativity of both roots is the condition $c>0$.

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Problem 3

Deduce equations (16) and (17) using the same assumptions as in the deduction of (15).

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Problem 4

Differentiating the integral on the right hand side of (20) by $t, x$, and using equation (18), prove that the function $u(t, x)$ is a solution of equation (18).

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