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1.10 Formal Solution of Electrostatic Boundary-Value Problem with Green's
Function The solution of Poisson's or Laplace's ... on the bounding surface S can
be obtained by means of Green's theorem (1.35) and so-called “Green's functions
.
1.10 Formal Solution of Electrostatic Boundary-Value Problem with Green's
Function The solution of Poisson's or Laplace's ... on the bounding surface S can
be obtained by means of Green's theorem (1.35) and so-called “Green's functions
.
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Then it is convenient to express the Green's function as a series of products of the
functions appropriate to the coordinates in question. We first illustrate the type of
expansion involved by considering spherical coordinates. For the case of no ...
Then it is convenient to express the Green's function as a series of products of the
functions appropriate to the coordinates in question. We first illustrate the type of
expansion involved by considering spherical coordinates. For the case of no ...
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The fields are given by E - – 12* c 0t (6.53) B = V × A 6.6 Green's Function for the
Time-Dependent Wave Equation The wave equations (6.37), (6.38), and (6.52)
all have the basic structure, W*p — co as: = —4trf(x, t) (6.54) where f(x, t) is a ...
The fields are given by E - – 12* c 0t (6.53) B = V × A 6.6 Green's Function for the
Time-Dependent Wave Equation The wave equations (6.37), (6.38), and (6.52)
all have the basic structure, W*p — co as: = —4trf(x, t) (6.54) where f(x, t) is a ...
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