Closed jlperla closed 5 years ago
struct Absorbing <: HomogeneousBoundaryCondition
abstract type InhomogeneousBoundaryCondition <: BoundaryCondition end
(Absorbing(), Reflecting())
extrapolatetoboundary
(Absorbing(), Absorbing())
-- (added from https://github.com/QuantEcon/SimpleDifferentialOperators.jl/issues/148#issuecomment-490260155)
f
S = 0
struct Absorbing <: HomogeneousBoundaryCondition
(Resolved by adb4432)abstract type InhomogeneousBoundaryCondition <: BoundaryCondition end
for now (Resolved by c45de5f)(Absorbing(), Reflecting())
(Resolved by e76d9b1)extrapolatetoboundary
for(Absorbing(), Absorbing())
(Resolved by 529e3f5)-- (added from https://github.com/QuantEcon/SimpleDifferentialOperators.jl/issues/148#issuecomment-490260155)
f
matrix would have a fudged first element. Give the formulaS = 0
and use the operator with the boundary conditions to solve. (Resolved by 3e31f80)