unsteadyDerivation2

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This video picks up where the Unsteady 1D Conduction Introduction left off. This video is a bit rough but the content is complete. The video develops the 1D unsteady formulation through to a statement of the discrete formulation. The implementation is in the next video in the series



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Unsteady 1D Finite Element Formulation