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user 23145
For questions regarding the choice and/or appropriateness of conditions necessary to model a particular phenomenon with a partial differential equations.
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Implementing Robin Boundary condition (finite difference)
I think that the second boundary condition equation is incorrect. The first one should be right for both ends. Following your notation, the flux of mass in the domain should be:
$$N = vC - D \frac{\pa …
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