The electrostatic potential p(x, y) in a region (-∞ < x < ∞, y ≥ 0) devoid of charges obeys the Laplace equation მდ. მტ V²o(x, y) = + əx² əy² = 0. Fourier transform the equation with respect to x, and solve for (x, y) subject to the boundary condition p(x, y = 0) = g(x).

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The electrostatic potential p(x, y) in a region (-∞ < x < ∞, y ≥ 0) devoid of charges obeys the
Laplace equation
მდ. მტ
V²o(x, y) = +
əx² əy²
= 0.
Fourier transform the equation with respect to x, and solve for (x, y) subject to the boundary condition
p(x, y = 0) = g(x).
Transcribed Image Text:The electrostatic potential p(x, y) in a region (-∞ < x < ∞, y ≥ 0) devoid of charges obeys the Laplace equation მდ. მტ V²o(x, y) = + əx² əy² = 0. Fourier transform the equation with respect to x, and solve for (x, y) subject to the boundary condition p(x, y = 0) = g(x).
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