Excellent video! I've been trying to follow along and derive the equations, one thing that I'm not sure off is at ~8:40, where you write the boundary conditions after seperating the variables. Why is it f(-/+w) = -g(y) and not 0
Ah, good question. If you look at 7:55, the values of the particular solution on the boundaries (left hand side) aren't all 0. So we need the general solution (right hand side) to balance those out, so that it works when we add the 2 solutions together
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Lovely video, I wish I could do science communication that well myself
Excellent video!
I've been trying to follow along and derive the equations, one thing that I'm not sure off is at ~8:40, where you write the boundary conditions after seperating the variables.
Why is it f(-/+w) = -g(y) and not 0
Ah, good question. If you look at 7:55, the values of the particular solution on the boundaries (left hand side) aren't all 0. So we need the general solution (right hand side) to balance those out, so that it works when we add the 2 solutions together