Chapter 8: Q 12-7P (page 465)
Question: Use the Green function of Problem 6 to solve
Short Answer
The value of value of, where is
This, is the solution to the given differential equation for all else, the solution is zero.
Chapter 8: Q 12-7P (page 465)
Question: Use the Green function of Problem 6 to solve
The value of value of, where is
This, is the solution to the given differential equation for all else, the solution is zero.
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