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The Analytical Solution for Sediment Reaction and Diffusion Equation with Generalized Initial-Boundary Conditions

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The sediment reaction and diffusion equation with generalized initial and boundary condition is studied. By using Laplace transform and Jordan lemma, an analytical solution is got, which is an extension of analytical solution provided by Cheng Kwokming James (only diffusion was considered in analytical solution of Cheng). Some problems arisen in the computation of analytical solution formula are also analysed.

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Xiong, Ys., Onyx, W.W.h. The Analytical Solution for Sediment Reaction and Diffusion Equation with Generalized Initial-Boundary Conditions. Applied Mathematics and Mechanics 22, 404–408 (2001). https://doi.org/10.1023/A:1016341432464

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