## 25+(1 -L)u,=O aty2=0 dyz to determine J,, we ensure that the zero-order solution does not have a boundary layer. In other words the higher-order terms will be of the order-of s/(1 -1) and, thus, will be small. Now, condition (8) is mathematically equivalent to d2u 2 = 0 dyt at yz = 0. (9)
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A double boundary collocation Hermitian approach for the solution of steady state convection–diffusion problems
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