Conformal Mapping Solution of Laplaces Equation On a Polygon With Oblique Deriv
Conformal Mapping Solution of Laplaces Equation On a Polygon With Oblique Deriv
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(1. 2) The situation is illustrated in Figure la. If 64 = (modir), we have a Neumann condition on side r^, while 6^ ^ ^(mod'iT) gives a tangential condition, which we do not rule out.
Obviously any constant function is a solution to Problem O. K ft were a smooth domain with a continuous single-valued obliquity function 6(ct) for a e aft, the constants would be the only solutions, as can be shown by consideration of Ricmann-Hilbcrt prob- lems [12, 13, 20]. More generally, if ft were smooth and e...(a) changed continuously by ATtt as a traversed aft, there would be a solution space of finite dimension raax{l, A'}. But Problem O is quite different from the analogous problem on a smooth domain, for no 2- Au (a) "k+l u = Ref (b) Figure 1. Problem O and its solution by conformal mapping. The derivative of u at the boundary of il in the direction given by the arrow must be zero.
boundary conditions have been specified at the vertices, nor have we required regularity or boundcdness there. As a result the space of solutions has infinite dimension, so that in any particular application, additional conditions will be needed to ensure uniqueness.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
(1. 2) The situation is illustrated in Figure la. If 64 = (modir), we have a Neumann condition on side r^, while 6^ ^ ^(mod'iT) gives a tangential condition, which we do not rule out.
Obviously any constant function is a solution to Problem O. K ft were a smooth domain with a continuous single-valued obliquity function 6(ct) for a e aft, the constants would be the only solutions, as can be shown by consideration of Ricmann-Hilbcrt prob- lems [12, 13, 20]. More generally, if ft were smooth and e...(a) changed continuously by ATtt as a traversed aft, there would be a solution space of finite dimension raax{l, A'}. But Problem O is quite different from the analogous problem on a smooth domain, for no 2- Au (a) "k+l u = Ref (b) Figure 1. Problem O and its solution by conformal mapping. The derivative of u at the boundary of il in the direction given by the arrow must be zero.
boundary conditions have been specified at the vertices, nor have we required regularity or boundcdness there. As a result the space of solutions has infinite dimension, so that in any particular application, additional conditions will be needed to ensure uniqueness.
What to read after Conformal Mapping Solution of Laplaces Equation On a Polygon With Oblique Deriv?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lloyd N Trefethen to read onlineMoreLess
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