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A method of solving boundary value problems in linear partial differential equations

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A solution in the form of a series in time functions and polynomials of the space coordinate is obtained using as an example the moisture conduction equation with allowance for the finite rate of capillary motion.

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  1. Moscow Institute of Structural Physics, USSR

    A. A. Aleksashenko, V. A. Aleksashenko & N. V. Seleznev

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Aleksashenko, A.A., Aleksashenko, V.A. & Seleznev, N.V. A method of solving boundary value problems in linear partial differential equations. Journal of Engineering Physics 12, 45–46 (1967). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00829418

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