Energy Identities for the Wave Equation
Energy Identities for the Wave Equation
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Energy conservation yields, over any domain D, 0=1 2u(u, - A^u )dv = / (u^t - u(A^-x )u)do' J t X J^n n' D D where t is the time component of the normal and x is the space component.
This system is invariant if length and time are stretched. Hence if u(x, t) is a solution, so is ullacjkt) and hence Su = X'Vu + tu, is also a solution. K=l ^ Applying the identity one obtains: = I { (x-Vu + tu^)^t^ - ii?-^u + tu^)(A^x^)(x-Vu+tu^) } dcr From this one may, for example, conclude that if u has initial...ly compact support then in any finite region the / u, |dx| decays like — p since / (x«Vu + tu, ) d^] an outgoing solution u of the v/ave equation in free space is defined as one X'/hich vanishes identically for r ^ t+k, t 21 0* By the Kelvin transformation, r = r'/ =- v-t/pi _^\ ^ ^ - t'/i"' -t' and thus the corresponding j|x|l = / ((j) + I V-^ I )ldx|.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Energy conservation yields, over any domain D, 0=1 2u(u, - A^u )dv = / (u^t - u(A^-x )u)do' J t X J^n n' D D where t is the time component of the normal and x is the space component.
This system is invariant if length and time are stretched. Hence if u(x, t) is a solution, so is ullacjkt) and hence Su = X'Vu + tu, is also a solution. K=l ^ Applying the identity one obtains: = I { (x-Vu + tu^)^t^ - ii?-^u + tu^)(A^x^)(x-Vu+tu^) } dcr From this one may, for example, conclude that if u has initial...ly compact support then in any finite region the / u, |dx| decays like — p since / (x«Vu + tu, ) d^] an outgoing solution u of the v/ave equation in free space is defined as one X'/hich vanishes identically for r ^ t+k, t 21 0* By the Kelvin transformation, r = r'/ =- v-t/pi _^\ ^ ^ - t'/i"' -t' and thus the corresponding j|x|l = / ((j) + I V-^ I )ldx|.
What to read after Energy Identities for the Wave Equation?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Cathleen Morawetz to read onlineMoreLess
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