Lecture

Spatial Base Solutions

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Description

This lecture covers the concept of spatial base solutions, which are sine/cosine functions compatible with boundary conditions to determine coupling constants. The lecture progresses to discuss temporal problems and the general solution satisfying boundary conditions. It concludes with the expansion coefficients of mode homomorphism and the solution of the time-dependent diffusion equation.

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