Question 2 â Parabolic PDE
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is the adjoint of the heat equation.
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Green's Functions, Parabolic Equations and Heat Equation
I am having great difficulty understanding how you derive Green's functions, particularly how the boundary conditions are incorporated. I've also not studied Fourier series before and it appears that these are also used particularly in developing solutions for parabolic PDEs. My text does not have any specific worked examples (only the theory) and so I can't see how it all works.
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