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28 Chapter 0 Ordinary Differential Equations Substituting the derivative for the slope and making some algebraic adjust- ments, ...

0.3 Boundary Value Problems 29 Figure 5 Cylinder of heat-conducting material. This is approximately true for a suspension bridge ...

30 Chapter 0 Ordinary Differential Equations Figure 6 Section cut from heat-conducting cylinder showing heat flow. in whichAis t ...

0.3 Boundary Value Problems 31 If the two ends of the rod are held at constant temperature, the boundary conditions onuwould be ...

32 Chapter 0 Ordinary Differential Equations Figure 7 Column carrying loadP. Figure 8 Section of column showing forces and momen ...

0.3 Boundary Value Problems 33 It is known that the internal bending moment (positive when counterclock- wise) in a column is gi ...

34 Chapter 0 Ordinary Differential Equations multiple ofπ,sincesin(π )=0, sin( 2 π)=0, etc., and integer multiples ofπ are the o ...

0.3 Boundary Value Problems 35 b. d (^2) u dx^2 +λ^2 u=0, du dx ( 0 )=0, u(a)=0; c. d^2 u dx^2 +λ (^2) u=0, du dx(^0 )=0, du dx( ...

36 Chapter 0 Ordinary Differential Equations Figure 9 Poiseuille flow. 10.Verify that the solution of the problem given in Eqs. ...

0.3 Boundary Value Problems 37 Findp(x)in terms ofa,b,andK(constant). Hint: The differential equa- tion can be solved by integra ...

38 Chapter 0 Ordinary Differential Equations (Here,Eis Young’s modulus andIis the second moment of the cross sec- tion.) Solve t ...

0.4 Singular Boundary Value Problems 39 radiuscmay be described in polar(r,θ)coordinates as occupying the region 0 ≤r≤c. The ori ...

40 Chapter 0 Ordinary Differential Equations Application of the special condition, thatu( 0 )andu′( 0 )be finite, immediately te ...

0.4 Singular Boundary Value Problems 41 (see Section 3). As the problem has been posed for a semi-infinite interval (because the ...

42 Chapter 0 Ordinary Differential Equations and identify the singular point(s). a.^1 r d dr ( rdu dr ) =u; c. d dφ ( sin(φ)du d ...

0.5 Green’s Functions 43 Inside a nuclear fuel rod, heat is constantly produced by nuclear reaction. Atypicalrodisabout3mlongan ...

44 Chapter 0 Ordinary Differential Equations can be developed by using the variation-of-parameters solution of the differ- entia ...

0.5 Green’s Functions 45 Second, the boundary condition atx=rbecomes βu(r)+β′u′(r)=c 1 ( βu 1 (r)+β′u′(r) ) + ∫r l [ u 1 (z) ( β ...

46 Chapter 0 Ordinary Differential Equations Then the formula given in Eq. (16) forusimplifies to u(x)= ∫r l G(x,z)f(z)dz. (18) ...

0.5 Green’s Functions 47 u(x)= ∫x 0 sinh(z)sinh( 1 −x) sinh( 1 ) dz+ ∫ 1 x sinh(x)sinh( 1 −z) sinh( 1 ) dz =sinhsinh(^1 (− 1 )x) ...