Article | REF: C8115 V1

RT 2012 - The use of RC (resistor-capacitor) scheme in thermal behavior study of a group

Authors: Bruno SLAMA, Lise SLAMA

Publication date: May 10, 2016 | Lire en français

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    10. Solving the differential equation

    We'll solve the equation exactly, and after explaining the Crank-Nicolson scheme, we'll give an approximate solution. We want to perform a calculation between time t - 1 and time t of the simulation. This involves solving the differential equation between 0 and 1, taking θm(0)=θmt1 as the initial condition.

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