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... satisfying the equation : V / 2 1 = —4πð ( x − x ' ) - — ( 1.31 ) The function 1 / x - x ' is only one of a class of functions depending on the variables x and x ' , and called Green's functions , which satisfy ( 1.31 ) . In general ...
... satisfying the equation : V / 2 1 = —4πð ( x − x ' ) - — ( 1.31 ) The function 1 / x - x ' is only one of a class of functions depending on the variables x and x ' , and called Green's functions , which satisfy ( 1.31 ) . In general ...
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... satisfy ( 6.36 ) . Then let us make a gauge transformation to potentials A ' , ' and demand that A ' , ' satisfy the Lorentz condition : found to satisfy the which satisfy ( 6.32 ) V.A ' + 1 ΕΦ ' c at 1 ap = 0 = ▽ • A + c at + V2A ...
... satisfy ( 6.36 ) . Then let us make a gauge transformation to potentials A ' , ' and demand that A ' , ' satisfy the Lorentz condition : found to satisfy the which satisfy ( 6.32 ) V.A ' + 1 ΕΦ ' c at 1 ap = 0 = ▽ • A + c at + V2A ...
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... satisfy certain boundary conditions demanded by physical considerations . - The basic Green's function satisfying ( 6.55 ) is a function only of the differences in coordinates ( x − x ' ) and times ( tt ) . To find G we consider the ...
... satisfy certain boundary conditions demanded by physical considerations . - The basic Green's function satisfying ( 6.55 ) is a function only of the differences in coordinates ( x − x ' ) and times ( tt ) . To find G we consider the ...
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