Question: Consider the differential equation given by Eq. (12.2). Use a coordinate transformation (zeta=z^{*} P e^{a}), where (a) is some index to be chosen suitably. Show

Consider the differential equation given by Eq. (12.2). Use a coordinate transformation \(\zeta=z^{*} P e^{a}\), where \(a\) is some index to be chosen suitably. Show that in the transformed equation there are no free parameters in the convection term and the radial conduction term if the index \(a\) is chosen as one. Also verify that the axial conduction term has a leading coefficient of \(1 / P e\). Hence justify the neglect of the axial conduction term if \(P e\) is, say, greater than 10 .

Pe az*2 [()+] -- (12.2)

Pe az*2 [()+] -- (12.2)

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