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2.10 Separation of variables in rectangular coordinates, 47. References and
suggested reading, 50. Problems, 51. chapter 3. Boundary-Value Problems in
Electrostatics, II 54 3.1 Laplace's equation in spherical coordinates, 54. 3.2
Legendre ...
2.10 Separation of variables in rectangular coordinates, 47. References and
suggested reading, 50. Problems, 51. chapter 3. Boundary-Value Problems in
Electrostatics, II 54 3.1 Laplace's equation in spherical coordinates, 54. 3.2
Legendre ...
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This is useful in any integrations over charge densities, etc., where one variable
is the variable of integration and the other is the coordinate of the observation
point. The price paid is that there is a double sum involved, rather than a single
term ...
This is useful in any integrations over charge densities, etc., where one variable
is the variable of integration and the other is the coordinate of the observation
point. The price paid is that there is a double sum involved, rather than a single
term ...
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Lamb shift, 602 Landau damping, 340 Laplace's equation, 13 general solution of,
in cylindrical coordinates, 76, 77 general solution of, in spherical coordinates, 67
in cylindrical coordinates, 69 in rectangular coordinates, 48 in spherical ...
Lamb shift, 602 Landau damping, 340 Laplace's equation, 13 general solution of,
in cylindrical coordinates, 76, 77 general solution of, in spherical coordinates, 67
in cylindrical coordinates, 69 in rectangular coordinates, 48 in spherical ...
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