michael 2007-9-4 11:04
Contribution of nonlinear terms to natural
[size=2]Hello, I have equation with one term dx(U)*dxx(W), where U and W are both system variables. The natural BC for this term is given by integration by parts as
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michael 2007-9-4 11:05
[size=2]I ran a test, and it shows that the FlexPDE symbolic analyzer is not smart enough to split the term dx(U)*dxx(W).
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I think it's because it doesn't know which derivative is the variable defined by the equation, and doing it wrong caused trouble in tests. -NG~zO[p:J
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So, in short, the term dx(U)*dx(W) does NOT appear in the NATURAL. /K z/mpp}:BH
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The leading dx() causes the term to be integrated by parts, and the -dx(W)*dxx(U) cancels the extra term from expanding the dx(..). ^'x$W$pU$`
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