Bendre Schmidt Formula For One Dimensional Heat Equation || Numerical Methods || Dr Prashant Patil

In this video, derivation for Bendre Schmidt explicit Formula For One Dimensional Heat Equation is explained in a simple method using finite difference approximations.

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[ozonewagle]

Sir i have one confusion. 6:15. you wrote k = h square / 2c. I think it should be k = h square / 2 c square

[sushilojha]

I think you missed "alpha" before Ui+1, j in formula Or It's wrong in my book?