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Sinusoidally forced heat equation on a half-line

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For Tt​=κTxx​ on x>0, with T(x,0)=0 and T(0,t)=sinωt,
T(x,p)=p2+ω2ω​exp(−xκp​​).
(1)
Consequently the transform of I(t)=∫0∞​T(x,t)dx is
I(p)=p​(p2+ω2)ωκ​​.
(2)

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