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    The document contains two example problems describing partial differential equations modeling heat transfer over time. Both problems describe how the temperature T changes over time t according to the heat equation, with different boundary conditions specified. The first problem defines the initial temperature distribution and boundary temperatures as error functions, while the second problem defines the boundary temperatures as approaching 0 as x or y approach negative or positive infinity.

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    The document contains two example problems describing partial differential equations modeling heat transfer over time. Both problems describe how the temperature T changes over time t according to the heat equation, with different boundary conditions specified. The first problem defines the initial temperature distribution and boundary temperatures as error functions, while the second problem defines the boundary temperatures as approaching 0 as x or y approach negative or positive infinity.

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    Example problem 1:

    T 2  T  2T 
    2
      2  2 
    t  x y 
     x 
    T  x,0, t   erfc  
    1 2 t 
    2 
    2 T  x, , t   0
    T  x, y ,0   0  y 
    T  0, y , t   erfc  
    2 t 
    xy  y  1
    T  x.y , t   erfc   T  1, y , t   erfc  
     2 t  2 t 

    Example problem 2:

    T   2T  2T 
     2  2  2 
    t  x y 
    T
    0
    y  x,y ,t 
    T
    0
    y  x,y ,t 
    T
    0
    x  x ,y ,t 
    T
    0
    x  x ,y ,t 

    1
    2 
    2
    T  x, y ,0   0

    xy
    T  x.y , t   erfc  
     2 t 

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