I'm sorry, but I'm drawing such a blank. I've got a Gaussian Heat Function -
dU/dt = d^2U/dx^2 +exp(x^2/4)
How to I find U(x,t) using a Fourier transform?
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I'm sorry, but I'm drawing such a blank. I've got a Gaussian Heat Function -
dU/dt = d^2U/dx^2 +exp(x^2/4)
How to I find U(x,t) using a Fourier transform?
