Hyperbolicity of the heat equation
Guilherme Ozorio Cassol, Stevan Dubljević
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Guilherme Ozorio Cassol, Stevan Dubljević
Abstract
In this manuscript, a comparison between the parabolic and hyperbolic partial differential equations for heat diffusion is studied. First, numerical results and an eigenvalue analysis for these two types of equations are shown, which help to understand the difference in the system dynamics. Then, both equations are also considered in a Stefan problem for the melting of an ice block in a one-dimensional setting. The results show that the hyperbolic partial differential equation shows a finite speed of propagation of heat and can represent the system as properly as the parabolic equation.
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In this manuscript, a comparison between the parabolic and hyperbolic partial differential equations for heat diffusion is studied. First, numerical results and an eigenvalue analysis for these two types of equations are shown, which help to understand the difference in the system dynamics. Then, both equations are also considered in a Stefan problem for the melting of an ice block in a one-dimensional setting. The results show that the hyperbolic partial differential equation shows a finite speed of propagation of heat and can represent the system as properly as the parabolic equation.
Key concepts: FTCS scheme, Hyperbolic partial differential equation, Partial differential equation, Heat equation, Parabolic partial differential equation, Elliptic partial differential equation, Mathematics, First-order partial differential equation