6. The simulation of parameter-distributed processes is connected with discretization in space and time. The distribution of changes in the temperature x of a heated at the front massive long metal piece is described by the following partial differential equation: ax(z,t) at fð²x(z,t) dz² (1) = -a(x-0₂)+b where 0, is the ambient temperature, a and b are constants. Derive the discrete model by applying discretization first with respect to z (z;= i.Az) and after that with respect to t (tk=k.At), using backward finite differences for the corresponding derivatives.

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6. The simulation of parameter-distributed processes is connected with discretization in space and
time. The distribution of changes in the temperature x of a heated at the front massive long metal
piece is described by the following partial differential equation:
a²x(z,t)
Oz²
ax(z,t)
(1)
= -a(x-0₂)+b
at
where 0, is the ambient temperature, a and b are constants.
Derive the discrete model by applying discretization first with respect to z (z;= i.Az) and after that
with respect to t (tk=k.At), using backward finite differences for the corresponding derivatives.
Transcribed Image Text:Revert Don. 6. The simulation of parameter-distributed processes is connected with discretization in space and time. The distribution of changes in the temperature x of a heated at the front massive long metal piece is described by the following partial differential equation: a²x(z,t) Oz² ax(z,t) (1) = -a(x-0₂)+b at where 0, is the ambient temperature, a and b are constants. Derive the discrete model by applying discretization first with respect to z (z;= i.Az) and after that with respect to t (tk=k.At), using backward finite differences for the corresponding derivatives.
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