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Underlying Principles Derivation Visualization of the Derivation The Heat Equation Bernd Schr oder logo1 Bernd Schr oder Louisiana Tech University, College of Engineering and Science The Heat Equation Underlying Principles Derivation


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logo1 Underlying Principles Derivation Visualization of the Derivation

The Heat Equation

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Louisiana Tech University, College of Engineering and Science The Heat Equation

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logo1 Underlying Principles Derivation Visualization of the Derivation

The Heat Equation is Another Manifestation of the Principle of Conservation of Energy

Bernd Schr¨

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Louisiana Tech University, College of Engineering and Science The Heat Equation

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logo1 Underlying Principles Derivation Visualization of the Derivation

The Heat Equation is Another Manifestation of the Principle of Conservation of Energy

  • 1. Consider a small ball B centered at

r with radius a and surface S.

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logo1 Underlying Principles Derivation Visualization of the Derivation

The Heat Equation is Another Manifestation of the Principle of Conservation of Energy

  • 1. Consider a small ball B centered at

r with radius a and surface S.

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logo1 Underlying Principles Derivation Visualization of the Derivation

The Heat Equation is Another Manifestation of the Principle of Conservation of Energy

  • 1. Consider a small ball B centered at

r with radius a and surface S.

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Louisiana Tech University, College of Engineering and Science The Heat Equation

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logo1 Underlying Principles Derivation Visualization of the Derivation

The Heat Equation is Another Manifestation of the Principle of Conservation of Energy

  • 1. Consider a small ball B centered at

r with radius a and surface S.

  • 2. Heat flux is proportional to −gradu, where u is the

temperature.

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logo1 Underlying Principles Derivation Visualization of the Derivation

The Heat Equation is Another Manifestation of the Principle of Conservation of Energy

  • 1. Consider a small ball B centered at

r with radius a and surface S.

  • 2. Heat flux is proportional to −gradu, where u is the

temperature. O H T thermal flux

C O L D

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Louisiana Tech University, College of Engineering and Science The Heat Equation

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logo1 Underlying Principles Derivation Visualization of the Derivation

The Heat Equation is Another Manifestation of the Principle of Conservation of Energy

  • 1. Consider a small ball B centered at

r with radius a and surface S.

  • 2. Heat flux is proportional to −gradu, where u is the

temperature.

Bernd Schr¨

  • der

Louisiana Tech University, College of Engineering and Science The Heat Equation

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logo1 Underlying Principles Derivation Visualization of the Derivation

The Heat Equation is Another Manifestation of the Principle of Conservation of Energy

  • 1. Consider a small ball B centered at

r with radius a and surface S.

  • 2. Heat flux is proportional to −gradu, where u is the

temperature.

  • 3. Consider the net heat transfer through the surface S (per

time unit).

Bernd Schr¨

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Louisiana Tech University, College of Engineering and Science The Heat Equation

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logo1 Underlying Principles Derivation Visualization of the Derivation

The Heat Equation is Another Manifestation of the Principle of Conservation of Energy

  • 1. Consider a small ball B centered at

r with radius a and surface S.

  • 2. Heat flux is proportional to −gradu, where u is the

temperature.

  • 3. Consider the net heat transfer through the surface S (per

time unit). It is proportional to the surface integral

  • S

−grad(u)·d S.

Bernd Schr¨

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Louisiana Tech University, College of Engineering and Science The Heat Equation

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logo1 Underlying Principles Derivation Visualization of the Derivation

The Heat Equation is Another Manifestation of the Principle of Conservation of Energy

  • 1. Consider a small ball B centered at

r with radius a and surface S.

  • 2. Heat flux is proportional to −gradu, where u is the

temperature.

  • 3. Consider the net heat transfer through the surface S (per

time unit). It is proportional to the surface integral

  • S

−grad(u)·d S.

  • 4. The net heat transfer through S (per time unit) is the rate of

change of the net heat content of B (per time unit),

Bernd Schr¨

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Louisiana Tech University, College of Engineering and Science The Heat Equation

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logo1 Underlying Principles Derivation Visualization of the Derivation

The Heat Equation is Another Manifestation of the Principle of Conservation of Energy

  • 1. Consider a small ball B centered at

r with radius a and surface S.

  • 2. Heat flux is proportional to −gradu, where u is the

temperature.

  • 3. Consider the net heat transfer through the surface S (per

time unit). It is proportional to the surface integral

  • S

−grad(u)·d S.

  • 4. The net heat transfer through S (per time unit) is the rate of

change of the net heat content of B (per time unit), which is proportional to − ∂ ∂t

  • B u dV.

Bernd Schr¨

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Louisiana Tech University, College of Engineering and Science The Heat Equation

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logo1 Underlying Principles Derivation Visualization of the Derivation

Deriving a Partial Differential Equation.

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Louisiana Tech University, College of Engineering and Science The Heat Equation

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logo1 Underlying Principles Derivation Visualization of the Derivation

Deriving a Partial Differential Equation.

  • S

grad(u)·d S = −k ∂ ∂t

  • B u dV

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Louisiana Tech University, College of Engineering and Science The Heat Equation

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logo1 Underlying Principles Derivation Visualization of the Derivation

Deriving a Partial Differential Equation.

  • S

grad(u)·d S = −k ∂ ∂t

  • B u dV
  • S

grad(u)·d S =

  • B k∂u

∂t dV

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Louisiana Tech University, College of Engineering and Science The Heat Equation

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logo1 Underlying Principles Derivation Visualization of the Derivation

Deriving a Partial Differential Equation.

  • S

grad(u)·d S = −k ∂ ∂t

  • B u dV
  • S

grad(u)·d S =

  • B k∂u

∂t dV

  • B div
  • grad(u)
  • dV

=

  • B k∂u

∂t dV

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Louisiana Tech University, College of Engineering and Science The Heat Equation

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logo1 Underlying Principles Derivation Visualization of the Derivation

Deriving a Partial Differential Equation.

  • S

grad(u)·d S = −k ∂ ∂t

  • B u dV
  • S

grad(u)·d S =

  • B k∂u

∂t dV

  • B div
  • grad(u)
  • dV

=

  • B k∂u

∂t dV lim

a→0

1

4 3πa3

  • B div
  • grad(u)
  • dV

= lim

a→0

1

4 3πa3

  • B k∂u

∂t dV

Bernd Schr¨

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Louisiana Tech University, College of Engineering and Science The Heat Equation

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logo1 Underlying Principles Derivation Visualization of the Derivation

Deriving a Partial Differential Equation.

  • S

grad(u)·d S = −k ∂ ∂t

  • B u dV
  • S

grad(u)·d S =

  • B k∂u

∂t dV

  • B div
  • grad(u)
  • dV

=

  • B k∂u

∂t dV lim

a→0

1

4 3πa3

  • B div
  • grad(u)
  • dV

= lim

a→0

1

4 3πa3

  • B k∂u

∂t dV div

  • grad(u)
  • (
  • r,t)

= k∂u ∂t (

  • r,t)

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logo1 Underlying Principles Derivation Visualization of the Derivation

  • B div(grad(u)) dV =
  • B k ∂u

∂t dV

q

P(

  • r)

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Louisiana Tech University, College of Engineering and Science The Heat Equation

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logo1 Underlying Principles Derivation Visualization of the Derivation

  • B div(grad(u)) dV =
  • B k ∂u

∂t dV

q

P(

  • r)

P(

  • r)

❅ ❅ ❅ ❘ q

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Louisiana Tech University, College of Engineering and Science The Heat Equation

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logo1 Underlying Principles Derivation Visualization of the Derivation

  • B div(grad(u)) dV =
  • B k ∂u

∂t dV

q

P(

  • r)

P(

  • r)

❅ ❅ ❅ ❘ q

As the radius a shrinks, the approximations Bernd Schr¨

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Louisiana Tech University, College of Engineering and Science The Heat Equation

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logo1 Underlying Principles Derivation Visualization of the Derivation

  • B div(grad(u)) dV =
  • B k ∂u

∂t dV

  • B div(grad(u)) dV ≈ 4

3 πa3div(grad(u)),

  • B k ∂u

∂t dV ≈ 4 3 πa3k ∂u ∂t

q

P(

  • r)

P(

  • r)

❅ ❅ ❅ ❘ q

As the radius a shrinks, the approximations Bernd Schr¨

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Louisiana Tech University, College of Engineering and Science The Heat Equation

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logo1 Underlying Principles Derivation Visualization of the Derivation

  • B div(grad(u)) dV =
  • B k ∂u

∂t dV

  • B div(grad(u)) dV ≈ 4

3 πa3div(grad(u)),

  • B k ∂u

∂t dV ≈ 4 3 πa3k ∂u ∂t

q

P(

  • r)

P(

  • r)

❅ ❅ ❅ ❘ q

As the radius a shrinks, the approximations improve towards equality. Bernd Schr¨

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Louisiana Tech University, College of Engineering and Science The Heat Equation

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logo1 Underlying Principles Derivation Visualization of the Derivation

  • B div(grad(u)) dV =
  • B k ∂u

∂t dV

  • B div(grad(u)) dV ≈ 4

3 πa3div(grad(u)),

  • B k ∂u

∂t dV ≈ 4 3 πa3k ∂u ∂t

q

P(

  • r)

P(

  • r)

❅ ❅ ❅ ❘ ✟ ✟ ✟ ✟ ✟ ✙ q q

As the radius a shrinks, the approximations improve towards equality. Bernd Schr¨

  • der

Louisiana Tech University, College of Engineering and Science The Heat Equation

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logo1 Underlying Principles Derivation Visualization of the Derivation

  • B div(grad(u)) dV =
  • B k ∂u

∂t dV

  • B div(grad(u)) dV ≈ 4

3 πa3div(grad(u)),

  • B k ∂u

∂t dV ≈ 4 3 πa3k ∂u ∂t

q

P(

  • r)

P(

  • r)

❅ ❅ ❅ ❘ ✟ ✟ ✟ ✟ ✟ ✙ ◗◗◗ ◗ s q q q

As the radius a shrinks, the approximations improve towards equality. Bernd Schr¨

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Louisiana Tech University, College of Engineering and Science The Heat Equation

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logo1 Underlying Principles Derivation Visualization of the Derivation

  • B div(grad(u)) dV =
  • B k ∂u

∂t dV

  • B div(grad(u)) dV ≈ 4

3 πa3div(grad(u)),

  • B k ∂u

∂t dV ≈ 4 3 πa3k ∂u ∂t

q

P(

  • r)

P(

  • r)

❅ ❅ ❅ ❘ ✟ ✟ ✟ ✟ ✟ ✙ ◗◗◗ ◗ s q q q

div(grad(u))(

  • r,t) = k ∂u

∂t (

  • r,t)

As the radius a shrinks, the approximations improve towards equality. Bernd Schr¨

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Louisiana Tech University, College of Engineering and Science The Heat Equation