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Non-Homogeneous Dirichlet IBVP Let

T(t,x)

be the solution of the Initial-Boundary Value Problem (IBVP) for the Heat Equation,

del_(t)T(t,x)=4del_(x)^(2)T(t,x),tin(0,\infty ),xin(0,5)

with non-homogenous Dirichlet boundary conditions

T(t,0)=3,T(t,5)=5

and with initial condition

T(0,x)=\tau (x)={(3,xin[0,(5)/(2))),(5,xin[(5)/(2),5]):}

The solution

T(t,x)

of the problem above, with the conventions given in class, has the form

T(t,x)=T_(E)(x)+\sum_(n=1)^(\infty ) c_(n)v_(n)(t)w_(n)(x)

where

T_(E)(x)

is the equilibrium solution and the functions

v_(n)(t),w_(n)(x)

satisfy the normalization conditions

v_(n)(0)=1 and w_(n)((5)/(2n))=1

Find the functions

T_(E)(x),v_(n)(t),w_(n)(x)

, and the constants

c_(n)

.

T_(E)(x)= v_(n)(t)=\epsi lon w_(n)(x)= c_(n)=?
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