numerical solution of a 2d- diffusion reaction problem modelling the density of di-vacancies and vacancies in a metal
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Abstract
A decomposition solution of a diffusion reaction problem, which models the density of di-vacancies and vacancies in a metal is presented. The results are compared with the numerical solutions. Zero - diffusion solutions are obtained numerically and some figures are illustrated.
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| Journal | indian journal of pharmaceutical sciences |
| Year | 2017 |
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