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Solution of the Equations of Electrodiffusion by the Method of Successive Approximations

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The solution of a singularly perturbed differential equation is considered that describes the passage of a steady current in a system consisting of a mixture of charged particles. A correction to the solution is obtained by splicing two asymptotic solutions. Proceeding from the magnitude of this correction, the region of applicability of this method is determined.

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Klimachyov, G.V. Solution of the Equations of Electrodiffusion by the Method of Successive Approximations. Russian Physics Journal 47, 784–787 (2004). https://doi.org/10.1023/B:RUPJ.0000049754.24094.e1

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