1. Consider the periodic heat equationU₁ = UII'u (0, t) = u (2n, t),u (x,0) = f(x),0 0ur (0,t) = uz (2π, t), t> 00

Given: The given periodic heat equation: ut=uxx, 0<x<2, t>0u(0, t)=u(2π,…

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1. Consider the periodic heat equation U₁ = UII' 00 u (0,t) =u (2n,t), ur (0,t) = u(2n,t),t>0 u (x,0) = f(x), 0