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#1 2007-02-11 04:15:02
- kylekatarn
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Harmonic functions and surface integrals
[Vector calculus / theorems]
Let:
Show that:
The flux of the directional derivative of f with respect to the exterior unit normal over the surface is zero if and only if f is harmonic (laplacian of f is zero)
for all regular bounded domain
Last edited by kylekatarn (2007-02-26 09:20:52)
#2 2007-02-16 06:18:07
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Re: Harmonic functions and surface integrals
nobody wants to try? : (
Last edited by kylekatarn (2007-02-16 06:33:34)