DIFFERENT TYPES OF BOUNDARY CONDITIONS

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[@Mulkek]

Thanks, and it's so easy & simple!

[@asadtanoli7103]

Thanks for explaining these types.

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So good to see . Very thanks for such good content It would be so gud if u mentioned the reference along with description

[@Sara-cq6gt]

Nice lecture! thank you

[@mathslearner7787]

Nice Lecture Sir. Please also share boundary conditions related books and article.

[@AlexandreLec24]

Thank you so much ! I had some trouble to visualize the Robin's Boundary Conditions !

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[@sajikuttan5956]

Boundary conditions (BC) are expressions to boundary grids/points. In the case of Dirichlet BC, it is clear which gives an equation for boundary grids but for others, how we get the expressions/equations? You have given the BC in the derivative form, not as an expression for the unknown at boundary points.

[@mathematicslectures1435]

All of these conditions are equations involving unknown function. Some are defined on the unknown function, some are defined on the derivative of a function and some are linear combination of unkown function and its derivative at some boundary point.

[@sajikuttan5956]

@@mathematicslectures1435 can you explain (with an example) how to derive the equation for the unknown (dependent) variable at the boundary grid using Neuman BC?

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[@anujerald2011]

Really helpful. Thank you

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[@ammarahsammad1682]

Assalam o alaikum I need more explanation about mixed boundary conditions with one example with solution ...can u plz explain

[@dr.md.nuralam8209]

Nice lecture

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[@johnh.2028]

Thanks for this, I have a question though : Is the ghost point method used to implement a particular boundary among the one you mentionned or does it works for all of them?

[@rashiupadhyay5164]

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[@srjlmullick]

Definition is not the explanation of BC's. Is it?

[@tejasindani4898]

what is x bar @7:54 ?

[@mathematicslectures1435]

Vector

[@tejasindani4898]

But what is its significance there? Is it a vector that lies on the boundary?

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Why would we want an Indian to read ppts for us?

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Its not compulsory for anyone to watch it. It took hours for me to make this ppts. Regards