I'm looking for a parabolic heat or fluid mechanics system described be a parabolic PDE-with both space and time second derivative. It's aimed for illustration for my theoretical results. Have You any idea ?
John
I'm looking for a parabolic heat or fluid mechanics system described be a parabolic PDE-with both space and time second derivative. It's aimed for illustration for my theoretical results. Have You any idea ?
John
There are a number of spun mercury astronomical reflectors which I suppose could be described as achieving a parabolic surface by fluid dynamic means. Any good?
Brian Whatcott Altus OK
Dear Arek:
Lots of hits on Google... ... one dimensional heat transfer
David A. Smith
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Sory, I was lookin for hyperbolic (2nd der. on both variables) John
Dear Arek:
If you watch your spelling, you can do the search as well as I... Google hyperbolic pde site:.edu
David A. Smith
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