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    The document presents two partial differential equations describing the relationships between u1, u2, x, and t. The equations include parameters pec, pet, y, c, and da. Initial conditions and boundary conditions are also provided. The system of PDEs is to be solved over the intervals 0 to 1 for x and 0 to 20 for t.

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    The document presents two partial differential equations describing the relationships between u1, u2, x, and t. The equations include parameters pec, pet, y, c, and da. Initial conditions and boundary conditions are also provided. The system of PDEs is to be solved over the intervals 0 to 1 for x and 0 to 20 for t.

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    The document presents two partial differential equations describing the relationships between u1, u2, x, and t. The equations include parameters pec, pet, y, c, and da. Initial conditions and boundary conditions are also provided. The system of PDEs is to be solved over the intervals 0 to 1 for x and 0 to 20 for t.

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    du1/dt=(1/pec)*d2u1/dx2-du1/dx-da*(1+u1)*exp(y*u2/(1+u2))

    du2/dt=(1/pet)*d2u2/dx2-du2/dx+c*da*(1+u1)*exp(y*u2/(1+u2))

    pec=pet=7, y=10, c=2.5 da=0.1 r=0.5


    initial condition: u1=0, u2=0
    boundary conditions at x=0, du1/dx=-pec*(r*ur(1)-r*ul(1)) and du2/dx=-pet*(r*ur(1)-
    r*ul(1))
    BC at x=1, du2/dx=0 and du2/dx=0

    solve in the interval of 0 to 1 for x and 0 to S.KMLK J;L J; ;kj h; i12u1y187 69


    687O Y6 06 0 78U [09U PJ 7820 for tdu1/dt=(1/pec)*d2u1/dx2-du1/dx-
    da*(1+u1)*exp(y*u2/(1+u2))
    du2/dt=(1/pet)*d2u2/dx2-du2/dx+c*da*(1+u1)*exp(y*u2/(1+u2))

    pec=pet=7, y=10, c=2.5 da=0.1 r=0.5


    initial condition: u1=0, u2=0
    boundary conditions at x=0, du1/dx=-pec*(r*ur(1)-r*ul(1)) and du2/dx=-pet*(r*ur(1)-
    r*ul(1))
    BC at x=1, du2/dx=0 and du2/dx=0

    solve in the interval of 0 to 1 for x and 0 to 20 for tdu1/dt=(1/pec)*d2u1/dx2-


    du1/dx-da*(1+u1)*exp(y*u2/(1+u2))
    du2/dt=(1/pet)*d2u2/dx2-du2/dx+c*da*(1+u1)*exp(y*u2/(1+u2))

    pec=pet=7, y=10, c=2.5 da=0.1 r=0.5


    initial condition: u1=0, u2=0
    boundary conditions at x=0, du1/dx=-pec*(r*ur(1)-r*ul(1)) and du2/dx=-pet*(r*ur(1)-
    r*ul(1))
    BC at x=1, du2/dx=0 and du2/dx=0

    solve in the interval of 0 to 1 for x and 0 to 20 for tdu1/dt=(1/pec)*d2u1/dx2-


    du1/dx-da*(1+u1)*exp(y*u2/(1+u2))
    du2/dt=(1/pet)*d2u2/dx2-du2/dx+c*da*(1+u1)*exp(y*u2/(1+u2))

    pec=pet=7, y=10, c=2.5 da=0.1 r=0.5


    initial condition: u1=0, u2=0
    boundary conditions at x=0, du1/dx=-pec*(r*ur(1)-r*ul(1)) and du2/dx=-pet*(r*ur(1)-
    r*ul(1))
    BC at x=1, du2/dx=0 and du2/dx=0

    solve in the interval of 0 to 1 for x and 0 to 20 for tdu1/dt=(1/pec)*d2u1/dx2-


    du1/dx-da*(1+u1)*exp(y*u2/(1+u2))
    du2/dt=(1/pet)*d2u2/dx2-du2/dx+c*da*(1+u1)*exp(y*u2/(1+u2))

    pec=pet=7, y=10, c=2.5 da=0.1 r=0.5


    initial condition: u1=0, u2=0
    boundary conditions at x=0, du1/dx=-pec*(r*ur(1)-r*ul(1)) and du2/dx=-pet*(r*ur(1)-
    r*ul(1))
    BC at x=1, du2/dx=0 and du2/dx=0

    solve in the interval of 0 to 1 for x and 0 to 20 for tdu1/dt=(1/pec)*d2u1/dx2-


    du1/dx-da*(1+u1)*exp(y*u2/(1+u2))
    du2/dt=(1/pet)*d2u2/dx2-du2/dx+c*da*(1+u1)*exp(y*u2/(1+u2))

    pec=pet=7, y=10, c=2.5 da=0.1 r=0.5


    initial condition: u1=0, u2=0
    boundary conditions at x=0, du1/dx=-pec*(r*ur(1)-r*ul(1)) and du2/dx=-pet*(r*ur(1)-
    r*ul(1))
    BC at x=1, du2/dx=0 and du2/dx=0
    solve in the interval of 0 to 1 for x and 0 to 20 for t

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