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Nov1-09, 09:46 AM   #1
 

Boundary Condition


Hi all,
I am facing difficulties about boundary condition in Hollow Cylinder. its like wave diffusion equation in hollow cylinder. can anyone help me out to solve this problem. I need some good reverences.
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Nov1-09, 11:15 AM   #2
 
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Hi mhmonon! Welcome to PF!
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Hi all,
I am facing difficulties about boundary condition in Hollow Cylinder. its like wave diffusion equation in hollow cylinder. can anyone help me out to solve this problem. I need some good reverences.
Thank you
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Nov1-09, 12:10 PM   #3
 
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You need to be more precise with what you are doing. That will directly influence what the BCs are.
Nov1-09, 03:48 PM   #4
 

Boundary Condition


here I attached the equation with the boundary value.
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Nov1-09, 08:59 PM   #5
 
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I think your nomenclature is a bit different than what I am used to seeing. You are solving a PDE for the velocity potential, correct? Your boundary conditions are on omega which is usually circular frequency. Is that correct?
Nov1-09, 09:08 PM   #6
 
actually it is a wave diffusion equation in hollow cylindrical problem.. I think I can solve this problem.
Nov2-09, 04:23 AM   #7
 
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that is the equation for r, after you have separted variables r and [itex]\theta[/itex]. One "unstated" boundary condition is that the function must be finite at r= 0. That gives you one of your constants immediately.
Nov2-09, 08:04 AM   #8
 
hi HallsofIvy,
Thanks for your reply. Yep you are right. But I am facing here another problem. The problem is that I have no condition at r=0; Instead of r=0 I have another condition that is ri(internal radius)=0. So I can not eliminate one. Bye
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