Hi! This is a quite sophisticated problem, but it’s fun and interesting!
Consider the following case: Let’s say we have a 3-dimensional disk with a radiusand a thickness
(so it actually is a cylinder with a quite short height compared to radius). We’re interested in solving the (complex) vectorfield
directed in the
direction for this disk. The PDE for this field is:
whereand
is a pure imaginary number, with a real part 0 and a negative imaginary part. This disk has cylindrical rotation symmetry so
does not depend on
. If we choose our cylindrical coordinate system so that the z-axis passes through the center and that z=0 at one of the circular planes of the disk; then the boundary values on the disk are the following:
for all
.
for all
.
, where
is a constant and
is a complex constant.
for all
, where
is a constant such that
.
.
- Obviously
must also be finite for all points in the disk.
I would be very thankful for any insight or idea on how to solve this problem (full solutions not necessary acquired!). So if you can help me in any way I owe you a huge amount of thankfulness and respect!


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