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The PDE below describes the concentration of particles in a gas n(z,t):
2²n
0<z<1 t>0
an
at dz2
What numerical method can be used to guarantee a stable solution to this equation?
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a. Backward difference method
Ob. Forward difference method
Oc. Divided difference method
d. Euler's Method

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