The Diffusion equation and boundary conditions
In this video, I use the conservation equation derived in the previous video and an intuitive definition of diffusive flux to derive the Diffusion Equation. I also discuss the physical interpretation of Dirichlet and Neumann (no flux) boundary conditions.
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