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Homework Statement
BOUNDARY CONDITION PROBLEM
I have came up with matrix for numerical solution for a problem where chemical is introduced to channel domain, concentration equation:
δc/δt=D*((δ^2c)/(δx^2))-kc
assuming boundary conditions for c(x,t) as : c(0,t)=1, c(a,t)=0. Where a is channel's length.
What if domain is not-infinite (as it is above) and we cannot assume that the chemical is not dispersed at the end of the channel- so the boundary condition c(a,t)=0 is no longer valid?
Homework Equations
What boundary condition can we use when we cannot assume that the chemical is not dispersed at the outlet of the channel?