Lecture

Problems with One-Dimensional Limits

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This lecture covers the introduction of a model problem in paragraph 10.1 of the book, followed by the discussion of the Finite Difference Method for approaching the solution. Additionally, a non-linear problem in part 10.6 of the book is considered, excluding the Finite Elements Method.

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