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Article name The Processes of Heat and Mass Transfer in Biomaterials Limited by Nanoscale Two-Layer Membrane
Authors Yefimova I.A. Candidate of Physics and Mathematics, hol47@yandex.ru
Bibliographic description Efimova I. A. The Processes of Heat and Mass Transfer in Biomaterials, Limited NanoscaleTwo-Layer Membrane // Scholarly Notes Of Transbaikal State University. Series Physics, Mathematics, Engineering, Technology.2016. Vol. 11, No 4. P. 7-10. DOI:10.21209/2308-8761-2016-11-4-7-10.
Section MATHEMATICAL BIOLOGY
UDK 517.956
DOI 10.21209/2308-8761-2016-11-4-7-10
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Annotation The article considers the boundary value problem for the Laplace equation in a half-cylinder with base in the form of a two-layer film (membrane). This task is of great interest in problems of biology because all biological organisms on their border have a multilayer protective film through which the exchange of substances occurs. The membrane discussed in the article consists of two strongly and weakly permeable layers. On the membrane there is a set to a generalized boundary condition. On the lateral surface of the half-cylinder there is a set to the Dirichlet condition. The solution is obtained in the form of Fourier-Bessel, which converges fast enough.
Key words nanotechnology, mathematical biology, two-layer film, boundary value problems
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