Boundary Conditions in the Finite-Difference Method
Abstract
The usual procedure to treat boundary conditions, when the finite difference method is used, is shown here. Such procedure results in errors that may be very large and does not assure convergence to the exact value when the interval tends to zero.
A procedure without such inconveniences is then developed, based on Taylor series. It is shown how to apply it to linear and non-linear boundary conditions.
A procedure without such inconveniences is then developed, based on Taylor series. It is shown how to apply it to linear and non-linear boundary conditions.
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