Consider the diffusion equation with convection on the real line. მu. at = K J²u მ2 მu. + C- მე u(0,x) = f(x) (∞0>x>∞0-) a) Take the Fourier Transform of the PDE and initial data with respect tox and solve for u(t, w). b) Using the fact that the inverse Fourier Transform of a Gaussian is F(w) = e-aw² f(x) = -x²/(4α) (a > 0) write the solution u(t, x) to the convection equation as a convolution of the initial data f(x) with an appropriate function. (HINT: You should get a term like eicut in u. This should simply shift x to x + ct in the final answer!)
Consider the diffusion equation with convection on the real line. მu. at = K J²u მ2 მu. + C- მე u(0,x) = f(x) (∞0>x>∞0-) a) Take the Fourier Transform of the PDE and initial data with respect tox and solve for u(t, w). b) Using the fact that the inverse Fourier Transform of a Gaussian is F(w) = e-aw² f(x) = -x²/(4α) (a > 0) write the solution u(t, x) to the convection equation as a convolution of the initial data f(x) with an appropriate function. (HINT: You should get a term like eicut in u. This should simply shift x to x + ct in the final answer!)
Algebra & Trigonometry with Analytic Geometry
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Chapter6: The Trigonometric Functions
Section6.6: Additional Trigonometric Graphs
Problem 78E
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Transcribed Image Text:Consider the diffusion equation with convection on the real line.
მu.
at
= K
J²u
მ2
მu.
+ C-
მე
u(0,x) = f(x)
(∞0>x>∞0-)
a) Take the Fourier Transform of the PDE and initial data with respect
tox and solve for u(t, w).
b) Using the fact that the inverse Fourier Transform of a Gaussian is
F(w) = e-aw²
f(x) =
-x²/(4α)
(a > 0)
write the solution u(t, x) to the convection equation as a convolution
of the initial data f(x) with an appropriate function. (HINT: You
should get a term like eicut in u. This should simply shift x to x + ct
in the final answer!)
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