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Solve the nondimensional transient heat conduction equation in two dimensions, which represents the transient temperature distribution in an insulated plate. The governing equation is
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Solve using the alternating direction-implicit technique. Write a computer program to implement the solution. Plot the results using a three-dimensional plotting routine where the horizontal plan contains the x and y axes and the z axis is the dependent variable u. Construct several plots at various times, including the following: (a) the initial conditions; (b ) one intermediate time, approximately halfway to steady state; and (c ) the steady-state condition.

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