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You should be able to obtain an analytical solution if for example you take as being constant.
Or you can try to assume an analytical variation for this, say: =1/ Once you've picked an expression in r for you can differentiate and try to find solutions of the form: = F(r)T(t) If you are lucky you should be able to find a series solution for your function. Do |
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