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Fast diffusion with loss at infinity—additional solutions
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 17 February 2009
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The paper presents some additional solutions of the diffusion equation
for the case s = 2, m = −1, a case that was left open in a previous discussion. These solutions behave in a manner that is physically acceptable as the time, t, increases and as the radial coordinate, r, tends to infinity.
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