11. Solve the problem of the cooling of a homogeneous rod thermallyinsulated along the surface, if its initial temperature u(x, 0)a heat exchange occurs at the ends with a medium of zero temperature.Examine the special case p(x) :p(x), and

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11. Solve the problem of the cooling of a homogeneous rod thermally insulated along the surface, if its initial temperature u(x, 0) = p(æ), and a heat exchange occurs at the ends with a medium of zero temperature. Examine the special case p(x) :

11. Solve the problem of the cooling of a homogeneous rod thermally insulated along the surface, if its initial temperature u(x, 0) = p(æ), and a heat exchange occurs at the ends with a medium of zero temperature. Examine the special case p(x) :

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