Hello everyone,

how exactly do i 3-d plot some data that i have to back-transform first. in 2-d it is so easy. why isnt it in 3d? all i end up with is an all black diagram

transformIT.mw

please see the file attached

Grateful for some hints

Goon

Hello everyone,

i'm trying to simulate a diffusion problem. It contains two connected regions in which a species is diffusing at different speeds. In one region (zeta) one boundary is set to be constant whereas in the other region (c) there is some oscillation at the boundary.The code i try to use is as follows:

sys1 := [diff(c(x, t), t) = gDiffusion*10^5*diff(c(x, t), x$2), diff(zeta(x, t), t) = KDiffusion*10^6*diff(zeta(x, t), x$2)]

pds := pdsolve(sys1, IBC, numeric, time = t, range = 0 .. 3000, spacestep = 3)

However the main problem are my boundary conditions:

IBC := {c(0, t) = 0, c(x > 0, 0) = 0, zeta(0, t) = .4, zeta(x > 0, 0) = .4, (D[1](c))(3000, t) = sin((1/100)*t), (D[1](zeta))(0, t) = 0}

Like this it principally works (however it is apparently ill-posed).

Now what i do like is that the two equations are coupled at x=2000 with the condition that c(2000,t)=zeta(2000,t). This however i dont seem to be able to implement.

I appreciate your comments

Goon