Derive the formula т, п + 1Ay2g" Ax 4Tmn = 0m, n(27-Lm + Tm,n+1 + Tm,n-1) + ·kт- 1, пCase 5. Node at a plane surface with uniform heat fluxт, п - 1

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т, п + 1
Ay
2g" Ax 4Tmn = 0
m, n
(27-Lm + Tm,n+1 + Tm,n-1) + ·
k
т- 1, п
Case 5. Node at a plane surface with uniform heat flux
т, п - 1

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