Can You Solve the Radial Diffusion Equation with Given Conditions?

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dear Hils0005

I have an equation as:

dM/dt=D.[d^2M/dr^2 +(2/r)(dM/dr)]-k.M

and initial and boundary conditions are:
t=0, M=Mo
r=0, dM/dr=0
r=R, M=Ms


Would you solve this equation, please?
your simcerely...
 
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ayildirim10 said:
dear Hils0005

I have an equation as:

dM/dt=D.[d^2M/dr^2 +(2/r)(dM/dr)]-k.M

and initial and boundary conditions are:
t=0, M=Mo
r=0, dM/dr=0
r=R, M=Ms


Would you solve this equation, please?
your simcerely...
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