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please help me for this topic.where i can find data about this topic?
Help for heat equations in spherical coordinates
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Welcome to PF.
You can convert your heat equation in Cartesian coordinates, for which I suggest this reference.
If you need any more info, please be a little more specific.
You can convert your heat equation in Cartesian coordinates, for which I suggest this reference.
If you need any more info, please be a little more specific.
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