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boundary condition

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boundary condition [′bau̇n·drē kən′dish·ən]
(mathematics)
A requirement to be met by a solution to a set of differential equations on a specified set of values of the independent variables.


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The textbook and accompanying software is significantly more detailed than typical introductions to partial differential equations, they say, and provide examples on setting up physical problems as mathematical ones, solving partial differential equations under different types of boundary conditions, working with special functions, and carrying out a Fourier analysis using these functions.
Panasonic's new air-conditioning simulation technology adds the analytical boundary conditions separately, making it possible to predict the air currents, temperature, humidity and pressure of the overall factory, including air-conditioning equipment for the clean room and external ventilation, with a high degree of accuracy almost identical to reality.
To study the effect of the thermal boundary condition at the atrium walls on the results, simulations were done in an atrium with the fire located in an adjacent room and hot gases entering the atrium through the door of the room.
 
 
 
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