Diffraction of Pulses By Parabolic Cylinders And Paraboloids of Revolution
Diffraction of Pulses By Parabolic Cylinders And Paraboloids of Revolution
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210), one can show directly that u(>2, ^), given by (1, 28), with l{-^) obtained by solving the integral equation (1. 210), satisfies all the conditions of the problem of which u(l2, 9') is a solution.
If we set y=0, we obtain 1(0) = y ^ = ^^ . This verifies the fact V2d that u(r[, 0) » 1 - ^L^ . To obtain the other boundary condition u(-/2p, 9f) - vre integrate (1. 210) from to y on both sides of the equation and obtain again / KT) dr ^ / dr o /y+2p -T o /T+x which cpn be written / i(t)dr / dr... Putting "h = Y2p we obtain y dY - 0.
o yy +2p-T Dlfferen tip ting this integral with respect to y we ostein /2r o (y+2p-r)^/'^ Hence l(0) = 1. How, integrating by parts, we obtain /y4. 2p-T which is of the same form as the original integral, except thet we have I'(^) insteed of l('^)-l. In the seme manner we cen show that all - 10 - derive tlTss of l(y) ere zero. Since we shell coneider only e reguler solution for l(y), it follows that l(y) = 1 when 7]^= ^/^ J i. E. , u( V2p, (>) = 0, end our homogeneous boundary condition is setisfied, Similerly, since the right sids of (1.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
210), one can show directly that u(>2, ^), given by (1, 28), with l{-^) obtained by solving the integral equation (1. 210), satisfies all the conditions of the problem of which u(l2, 9') is a solution.
If we set y=0, we obtain 1(0) = y ^ = ^^ . This verifies the fact V2d that u(r[, 0) » 1 - ^L^ . To obtain the other boundary condition u(-/2p, 9f) - vre integrate (1. 210) from to y on both sides of the equation and obtain again / KT) dr ^ / dr o /y+2p -T o /T+x which cpn be written / i(t)dr / dr... Putting "h = Y2p we obtain y dY - 0.
o yy +2p-T Dlfferen tip ting this integral with respect to y we ostein /2r o (y+2p-r)^/'^ Hence l(0) = 1. How, integrating by parts, we obtain /y4. 2p-T which is of the same form as the original integral, except thet we have I'(^) insteed of l('^)-l. In the seme manner we cen show that all - 10 - derive tlTss of l(y) ere zero. Since we shell coneider only e reguler solution for l(y), it follows that l(y) = 1 when 7]^= ^/^ J i. E. , u( V2p, (>) = 0, end our homogeneous boundary condition is setisfied, Similerly, since the right sids of (1.
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