Introduction to the Mathematical Theory of the Conduction of Heat in Solids
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Then v.= J „ .... e^"' \ But from the expansion of e""""* in a series of Zonal Harmonics,* we have e-"--V(y)?- Thus «o=gi^^;7(;^E (2^^+!) ^* Jn.,i^;)Pnioos y).
f" e *"*' 1 /it'r'\ But J^ ae— V„+i(ar)J„+i(a/)rfa = -^-p^.^J„+j^-2^j^t.
Hence ""= 4^^/) § (2^+l)-P^(cos y)J^ ae— V„+i(ar)J„+i(a/)cZa. ...(1) But, as in § 88, J ae-''''Vni.i{ar)Jn+i{a/)da=-Aae-'"'Vn+i{ar')Hn+i{ar)da, over the path (P) of Fig. 14, when r > r' ; and we interchange r, r' when r r', the integral being taken over the path (P...), and r, r' being interchanged when r •*•'; while we interchange r and r' when r •
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Then v.= J „ .... e^"' \ But from the expansion of e""""* in a series of Zonal Harmonics,* we have e-"--V(y)?- Thus «o=gi^^;7(;^E (2^^+!) ^* Jn.,i^;)Pnioos y).
f" e *"*' 1 /it'r'\ But J^ ae— V„+i(ar)J„+i(a/)rfa = -^-p^.^J„+j^-2^j^t.
Hence ""= 4^^/) § (2^+l)-P^(cos y)J^ ae— V„+i(ar)J„+i(a/)cZa. ...(1) But, as in § 88, J ae-''''Vni.i{ar)Jn+i{a/)da=-Aae-'"'Vn+i{ar')Hn+i{ar)da, over the path (P) of Fig. 14, when r > r' ; and we interchange r, r' when r r', the integral being taken over the path (P...), and r, r' being interchanged when r •*•'; while we interchange r and r' when r •
What to read after Introduction to the Mathematical Theory of the Conduction of Heat in Solids?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by H S Horatio Scott Carslaw to read onlineMoreLess
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