Modelo comparativo de la ecuación de calor unidimensional: perspectivas deterministas y estocásticas

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Brigith Magdalena Jiménez Tillaguango
Lidia del Rocio Castro Cepeda

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Introduction: the incorporation of uncertainty in heat conduction models allows us to represent random perturbations present in various physical processes. Objectives: the objective of this research is to compare the deterministic and stochastic formulations of the one-dimensional heat equation under additive Gaussian white noise and to analyze the influence of thermal diffusivity on the propagation of uncertainty. Methodology: a validated and reproducible computational simulation for stochastic partial differential equations was implemented in the MATLAB software, considering a deterministic model using the Crank-Nicolson scheme and a stochastic formulation using the Euler-Maruyama method. Uncertainty was modeled with additive Gaussian white noise and evaluated using 200 Monte Carlo simulations in aluminum, stainless steel, and wood. RMSE, maximum variance, and average thermal energy were used as metrics. Results: the means of the Monte Carlo assembly showed a high agreement with the deterministic solution. The increase in noise intensity increased the statistical dispersion, while the average thermal energy remained practically constant. Conclusions: in conclusion, thermal diffusivity acts as a natural uncertainty dampening mechanism, mainly affecting the variability of the solution without significantly modifying the average dynamics of the diffusive process. General area of study: Applied Mathematics. Specific area of study: Computational simulation. Type of study: Original articles.

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Jiménez Tillaguango, B. M. ., & Castro Cepeda, L. del R. (2026). Modelo comparativo de la ecuación de calor unidimensional: perspectivas deterministas y estocásticas. AlfaPublicaciones, 8(3), 43–69. https://doi.org/10.33262/ap.v8i3.701
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