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Keywords:
distribution of heat sources; Neumann boundary condition; Newton boundary condition; stationary heat equation; Poisson equation; boundary value problem
distribution of heat sources; Neumann boundary condition; Newton boundary condition; stationary heat equation; Poisson equation; boundary value problem
Summary:
Solving the stationary heat equation we optimize the temperature on part of the boundary of the domain under investigation. First the Poisson equation is solved; both the Neumann condition on part of the boundary and the Newton condition on the rest are prescribed, the distribution of the heat sources being variable. In the second case, the heat equation also contains a convective term, the distribution of heat sources is specified and the Neumann condition is variable on part of the boundary.
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