Numerical Simulation by FDM of Unsteady Heat Transfer in Cylindrical Coordinates

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In this paper the heat transfer problem in transient and cylindrical coordinates will be solved by the Crank-Nicolson method in conjunction the Finite Difference Method. To validate the formulation will study the numerical efficiency by comparisons of numerical results compared with two exact solutions.

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