Is there any way to pass a matrix (not an array) from sol1 as the IC-2 for finding sol2

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Hashim 2021-4-19

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Hello,

You can take a look at this documentation: Solve 1-D parabolic and elliptic PDEs for a little more information on what you're looking for.

This seems like a homework question, if you can provide the code you've written to solve the problem and ask a specific question about where you're facing difficulty, we may be able to provide some guidance.

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Thank you for your comment Rhea. I was looking for a way to pass the final concentration from sol1 (the whole vector) as the intial condition for sol2. I was able to do that via the command given below and so far the answer is making sense. Also, this is not a homework problem rather my project as a postgrad student. I'll be posting further questions regarding this.

interp1(xmesh, c1(N,:), x)

Thanks!

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