3. A cylinder of radius a and length L has the curved surface held at a temperature To, with the ends held at constant temperature T = 0. Find the equilibrium temper- ature (p, z) everywhere in the interior of the cylinder, i.e., solve V² = 0 subject to the boundary conditions. Note that the problem is azimuthally symmetric, so there is no dependence. Assume the cylinder is aligned with the z axis and that and that L. the ends held at zero temperature is located at z = 0 and z =

3. A cylinder of radius a and length L has the curved surface held at a temperature To, with the ends held at constant temperature T = 0. Find the equilibrium temper- ature (p, z) everywhere in the interior of the cylinder, i.e., solve V² = 0 subject to the boundary conditions. Note that the problem is azimuthally symmetric, so there is no dependence. Assume the cylinder is aligned with the z axis and that and that L. the ends held at zero temperature is located at z = 0 and z =

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