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Partial Differential Equations: Reflow and Light Propagation

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This lecture covers the general considerations of PDEs, focusing on the reflow of a polymer film roughness and the propagation of light in optical fibers. It explores explicit solutions, boundary conditions, symmetries, and the connection between reflow and dewetting. The wave equation is solved using Fourier transform, change of variable, and symmetry arguments.

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