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# Solving PDE using Fourier Transform

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  Hello guys. I'm trying to figure out, how can PDE (partial differential equation) be solved using FT or Laplace Transform , but I'm stuck. For example, I have something like this: /* Ut is əU/ət, Uxx is ---a double U derivative ---according x */ PDE: Ut = (a^2)*Uxx /*actualy, its just a heat equation*/ BC1: U(0,t) = 0 /*boundary condition 1*/ BC2: U(L,t) = 0 /*boundary condition 2*/ IC: U(x,0) = g(x) /*initial value condition*/ And the goal is to find U(x,t) /*-----------THANX------------*/ 
[Edited by - cpp_boy on June 22, 2004 10:06:11 AM]
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Just give some clue...:(
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cpp_boy,

Its nothing personal, but your question seems unrelated to game development and could easily be a schoolwork/homework/college work assignment. There are more appropriate places on the web to obtain assistance with that type of question. Whether your post is legit or not, since its off topic, you at least need to tell us why you're asking the question here and show us your own attempt to solve the problem. The Forum FAQ provides details on the forum policy and also provides links to a few sites that are dedicated to helping with academic problems.
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 Original post by grhodes_at_workcpp_boy,Its nothing personal, but your question seems unrelated to game development and could easily be a schoolwork/homework/college work assignment. There are more appropriate places on the web to obtain assistance with that type of question. Whether your post is legit or not, since its off topic, you at least need to tell us why you're asking the question here and show us your own attempt to solve the problem. The Forum FAQ provides details on the forum policy and also provides links to a few sites that are dedicated to helping with academic problems.

And why do you thing that Partial Differential Equations have
nothing to do with gamedev. Take for example some force that depends on few variables, you'll get PDE. Actualy, I want to build a heat flow simulator(using opengl api).
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