Steady State Heat in 2D

This is the simulation of the heating of rectangular piece of material. We set a cosine and a sine as boundary conditions. This is an elliptic equation, so the solution is smoother than the boundary data, as you can see in the applet. The maximim and minimum values are reached in the boundaries.


Theory pages:
Main page
FEM (i)
FEM (ii)
FDM (i)
Example pages:
1-d Heat Equation
2-d steady state Heat Equation
2-d Heat Equation
1-d non diffusive transport equation
1-d diffusive transport equation
2-d Non diffusive transport equation
Mesh generation with OOCSMP
Moving grids
Application pages:
Heating of two beams
Heating of two moving beams
Solving the equation Ut+Uxx+Uxy+Uyx=0
Solving the equation Ut+Uxx+Uxy+Uyx=0 using MGEN
Heat 1d using several outputs
Solving the Heat equation with a CA
Comparing a CA with the FEM
Gordon's sine equation

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