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Graduate Change of Variables: Transform DeltaT/DeltaT with Chain Rule
The equation have to transform is d^2T/dx^2=dT/dt- Candy309
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Graduate Change of Variables: Transform DeltaT/DeltaT with Chain Rule
How do you do the change of variable when xi=x-s(t)/1-s(t) and T=(1-s(t))*F(xi,t). I want to transform partial derivative of T with respect to t.- Candy309
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Graduate Change of Variables: Transform DeltaT/DeltaT with Chain Rule
Yes it is- Candy309
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Graduate Change of Variables: Transform DeltaT/DeltaT with Chain Rule
I have to solve a heat equation but first I must change the variables.- Candy309
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Graduate Change of Variables: Transform DeltaT/DeltaT with Chain Rule
Hi It's the greek letter delta. I want to tranform (delta T)/(delta t)- Candy309
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- Forum: Differential Equations
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Graduate Change of Variables: Transform DeltaT/DeltaT with Chain Rule
Sorry it's \deltaT /\deltat- Candy309
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- Forum: Differential Equations
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Graduate Change of Variables: Transform DeltaT/DeltaT with Chain Rule
Hi there I am given xi=x/s(t) and T=h(t)F(xi,t) and I need to tranform deltaT/deltat. How do I do it? Do I use the chain rule? The answer to it is : s*(dh/dt)*F+s*h*(deltaF/deltat)-xi*(ds/dt)*h*(deltaF/deltaxi) but I don't know how to get this answer. Please help me. Thank you- Candy309
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