laplace PDE

• February 5th 2010, 01:07 AM
zokomoko
laplace PDE
The excercise is in the attached file, I've solved it but I'm not sure my solution is correct. I hope you'll be able to tell me if my solution is correct or any other usefull comments.

It's mostly in hebreW but I think it's possible to understand Without translating the Whole thing.
the excercise reads as folloWs: "Solve the PDE so that the coeffitions of U(x,y) are less than n^(-2)"
f1, f2, and f3 are C1 (that's a given).
• February 5th 2010, 07:50 AM
Jester
Quote:

Originally Posted by zokomoko
The excercise is in the attached file, I've solved it but I'm not sure my solution is correct. I hope you'll be able to tell me if my solution is correct or any other usefull comments.

It's mostly in hebreW but I think it's possible to understand Without translating the Whole thing.
the excercise reads as folloWs: "Solve the PDE so that the coeffitions of U(x,y) are less than n^(-2)"
f1, f2, and f3 are C1 (that's a given).

From what I saw it looks good except for one of the new BC's. You wrote

$
g_3(y) = f_2(y) - \frac{y}{\pi} f_2(\pi)
$

which I believe should be

$
g_3(y) = f_3(y) - \frac{y}{\pi} f_2(\pi).
$
• February 5th 2010, 08:17 AM
zokomoko
got it ! :-)

thank you very much