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... wave equation ( 6.54 ) . To it can be added any solution of the homogeneous wave equation necessary to satisfy the boundary conditions . From the table at the end of Section 1.9 we see that the proper boundary conditions are Cauchy ...
... wave equation ( 6.54 ) . To it can be added any solution of the homogeneous wave equation necessary to satisfy the boundary conditions . From the table at the end of Section 1.9 we see that the proper boundary conditions are Cauchy ...
Page 203
... wave equation : V2u - 1 22u = 0 v2 at2 ( 7.2 ) where с v = με ( 7.3 ) is a constant of the dimensions of velocity characteristic of the medium . The wave equation ( 7.2 ) has the well - known plane - wave solutions : u = e ik.x- -iot ...
... wave equation : V2u - 1 22u = 0 v2 at2 ( 7.2 ) where с v = με ( 7.3 ) is a constant of the dimensions of velocity characteristic of the medium . The wave equation ( 7.2 ) has the well - known plane - wave solutions : u = e ik.x- -iot ...
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... wave equation , 183 retarded , 185 , 269 Green's function for wave equation , spherical wave expansion of , 541 Green's function in electrostatics , 18 examples of use of , 82 , 83 expansion of , in Bessel functions , 84 , 96 expansion ...
... wave equation , 183 retarded , 185 , 269 Green's function for wave equation , spherical wave expansion of , 541 Green's function in electrostatics , 18 examples of use of , 82 , 83 expansion of , in Bessel functions , 84 , 96 expansion ...
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