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March 11, 2007, 07:50	Numberical Solution of Parabolic PDE(heat transfe)	#1
M Ahmed Guest Posts: n/a	I have been trying to solve the parabolic PDE (transient heat transfer in a cylinder) using finite difference (explict approach). It is in the form: dT/dt=d2T/dr2+(1/r)*dT/dr I always get unrealistic output. How should I consider the term (1/r)? In my case I just delt with it normally. Whenever I march in the r dimension I substitue with the corresponding value. Is this correct? If anybody came across the solution of this equation in website please help..

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