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differential equations - PDE combined with ODE 1D



I try to solve the following system of PDE coupled with ODE: $$\theta_t - a\theta_{xx} + b\kappa_a(\theta^4-\varphi)=0,$$ $$-\alpha\varphi_{xx} + \kappa_a(\varphi - \theta^4) = 0,$$ $$-a\theta_x + \beta\theta|_{x=0} = 0,\;\;a\theta_x + \beta\theta|_{x=L} = 0$$ $$-\alpha\varphi_x + \gamma\varphi|_{x=0} = 0,\;\;\alpha\varphi_x + \gamma\varphi|_{x=L} = 0$$ $$\theta|_{t=0} = \theta_0, \;\;\varphi_{t=0} = \varphi_0$$ for functions $\theta, \varphi$.


I use the following code ($\zeta = \theta - \theta_s$, $\xi = \varphi - \varphi_s$ where $\theta_s, \varphi_s$ is the solution of the stationary problem):


s = NDSolve[{D[zeta[t, x], t] - a*D[zeta[t, x], x, x] + 
b*kappaa*(((thetas[x] + zeta[t, x])^4 - thetas[x]^4) -
xi[t, x]) == 0,
-alpha*D[xi[t, x], x, x] +
kappaa*(xi[t, x] - ((thetas[x] + zeta[t, x])^4 - thetas[x]^4)) ==
0,
zeta[0, x] == zeta0[x], xi[0, x] == xi00[x],
-a*Derivative[0, 1][zeta][t, 0] + beta*zeta[t, 0] == 0,

a*Derivative[0, 1][zeta][t, ll] + beta*zeta[t, ll] == 0,
-alpha*Derivative[0, 1][xi][t, 0] + gamma*xi[t, 0] == 0,
alpha*Derivative[0, 1][xi][t, ll] + gamma*xi[t, ll] == 0},
{zeta, xi}, {x, 0, ll}, {t, 0, tt}]

The initial condition for $\theta$ is prescribed, the initial condition for $\varphi$ was computed.


Wolfram Mathematica doesn't solve this system.


How can I solve it?




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