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Laplace equation problem with numerous non-homogeneous BC(s) [Linear Superposition]


RObin problem (Laplace equation)Laplace Equation with Tangential Derivative Prescribed on the BoundaryGreen Solution to Laplace Equation with Robin Boundary ConditionsLaplace equation with non-homogeneous boundary conditions3D Homogenous Laplace equation with integral boundary conditionsLaplacian with Integral BC(s)Evaluating Fourier coefficients to complete a Laplace equation solutionTwo fluids flowing perpendicular in thermal contact with a Wall [Help to mathematically model]Evaluating Coefficients for a Fourier Series when Exponential terms are present [Approach needed]Two-dimensional Laplace equation with weird Robin BC













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I need to solve the three-dimensional Laplace equation ($nabla^2T = 0$) where $nabla^2=fracpartial^2partial x^2 +fracpartial^2partial y^2+fracpartial^2partial z^2$ in the domain where $xin[0,L];yin[0,l]$ and $zin[0,w]$. The boundary conditions are
$$Tvert_0,y,z = T_hi, fracpartial Tpartial xvert_L,y,z = 0$$
$$Tvert_x,0,z = T_ci, fracpartial Tpartial yvert_x,l,z = 0$$
$$fracpartial Tpartial zvert_x,y,0 = k_c(Tvert_x,y,0-T_c,av )$$
$$fracpartial Tpartial zvert_x,y,w = k_h(T_h,av - Tvert_x,y,w)$$
Here, $T_c,av = frac12Bigg(T_ci+e^-b_cBigg[T_ci+fracb_clint_0^l e^b_c s/lT(x,s,z)mathrmdsBigg]Bigg)$



and, $T_h,av = frac12Bigg(T_hi+e^-b_hBigg[T_hi+fracb_hLint_0^L e^b_h s/LT(s,y,z)mathrmdsBigg]Bigg)$
As can be seen there are two non-homogeneous Dirichlet conditions and two non-homogeneous Robin conditions. Using, the linear nature of the Laplace operator I am supposed to divide the problem into sub-problems and finally add up all the solutions.



I need help on segregating this problem into smaller ones. I have encountered examples where each problem must have a single non-homogeneous BC.



Secondly, what could be a good guess initial solution form for such problems ?.










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    I need to solve the three-dimensional Laplace equation ($nabla^2T = 0$) where $nabla^2=fracpartial^2partial x^2 +fracpartial^2partial y^2+fracpartial^2partial z^2$ in the domain where $xin[0,L];yin[0,l]$ and $zin[0,w]$. The boundary conditions are
    $$Tvert_0,y,z = T_hi, fracpartial Tpartial xvert_L,y,z = 0$$
    $$Tvert_x,0,z = T_ci, fracpartial Tpartial yvert_x,l,z = 0$$
    $$fracpartial Tpartial zvert_x,y,0 = k_c(Tvert_x,y,0-T_c,av )$$
    $$fracpartial Tpartial zvert_x,y,w = k_h(T_h,av - Tvert_x,y,w)$$
    Here, $T_c,av = frac12Bigg(T_ci+e^-b_cBigg[T_ci+fracb_clint_0^l e^b_c s/lT(x,s,z)mathrmdsBigg]Bigg)$



    and, $T_h,av = frac12Bigg(T_hi+e^-b_hBigg[T_hi+fracb_hLint_0^L e^b_h s/LT(s,y,z)mathrmdsBigg]Bigg)$
    As can be seen there are two non-homogeneous Dirichlet conditions and two non-homogeneous Robin conditions. Using, the linear nature of the Laplace operator I am supposed to divide the problem into sub-problems and finally add up all the solutions.



    I need help on segregating this problem into smaller ones. I have encountered examples where each problem must have a single non-homogeneous BC.



    Secondly, what could be a good guess initial solution form for such problems ?.










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      I need to solve the three-dimensional Laplace equation ($nabla^2T = 0$) where $nabla^2=fracpartial^2partial x^2 +fracpartial^2partial y^2+fracpartial^2partial z^2$ in the domain where $xin[0,L];yin[0,l]$ and $zin[0,w]$. The boundary conditions are
      $$Tvert_0,y,z = T_hi, fracpartial Tpartial xvert_L,y,z = 0$$
      $$Tvert_x,0,z = T_ci, fracpartial Tpartial yvert_x,l,z = 0$$
      $$fracpartial Tpartial zvert_x,y,0 = k_c(Tvert_x,y,0-T_c,av )$$
      $$fracpartial Tpartial zvert_x,y,w = k_h(T_h,av - Tvert_x,y,w)$$
      Here, $T_c,av = frac12Bigg(T_ci+e^-b_cBigg[T_ci+fracb_clint_0^l e^b_c s/lT(x,s,z)mathrmdsBigg]Bigg)$



      and, $T_h,av = frac12Bigg(T_hi+e^-b_hBigg[T_hi+fracb_hLint_0^L e^b_h s/LT(s,y,z)mathrmdsBigg]Bigg)$
      As can be seen there are two non-homogeneous Dirichlet conditions and two non-homogeneous Robin conditions. Using, the linear nature of the Laplace operator I am supposed to divide the problem into sub-problems and finally add up all the solutions.



      I need help on segregating this problem into smaller ones. I have encountered examples where each problem must have a single non-homogeneous BC.



      Secondly, what could be a good guess initial solution form for such problems ?.










      share|cite|improve this question











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      I need to solve the three-dimensional Laplace equation ($nabla^2T = 0$) where $nabla^2=fracpartial^2partial x^2 +fracpartial^2partial y^2+fracpartial^2partial z^2$ in the domain where $xin[0,L];yin[0,l]$ and $zin[0,w]$. The boundary conditions are
      $$Tvert_0,y,z = T_hi, fracpartial Tpartial xvert_L,y,z = 0$$
      $$Tvert_x,0,z = T_ci, fracpartial Tpartial yvert_x,l,z = 0$$
      $$fracpartial Tpartial zvert_x,y,0 = k_c(Tvert_x,y,0-T_c,av )$$
      $$fracpartial Tpartial zvert_x,y,w = k_h(T_h,av - Tvert_x,y,w)$$
      Here, $T_c,av = frac12Bigg(T_ci+e^-b_cBigg[T_ci+fracb_clint_0^l e^b_c s/lT(x,s,z)mathrmdsBigg]Bigg)$



      and, $T_h,av = frac12Bigg(T_hi+e^-b_hBigg[T_hi+fracb_hLint_0^L e^b_h s/LT(s,y,z)mathrmdsBigg]Bigg)$
      As can be seen there are two non-homogeneous Dirichlet conditions and two non-homogeneous Robin conditions. Using, the linear nature of the Laplace operator I am supposed to divide the problem into sub-problems and finally add up all the solutions.



      I need help on segregating this problem into smaller ones. I have encountered examples where each problem must have a single non-homogeneous BC.



      Secondly, what could be a good guess initial solution form for such problems ?.







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