GENERALIZATION OF THE THOMSON FORMULA FOR HARMONIC FUNCTIONS OF A GENERAL TYPE
It is shown that the Thomson formula for three-dimensional harmonic functions is unique. Namely, there are no other formulas of this type, with the exception of the trivial change of variables in the form of shifts, reflections, rotations and stretching of coordinates. However, the Thomson formula c...
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doaj-0d0629b7b2504203b7d5b4525e1b1f402021-08-30T07:50:24ZengPeter the Great St.Petersburg Polytechnic UniversitySt. Petersburg Polytechnical University Journal: Physics and Mathematics2405-72232019-06-0112210.18721/JPM.1220320714726GENERALIZATION OF THE THOMSON FORMULA FOR HARMONIC FUNCTIONS OF A GENERAL TYPEBerdnikov Alexander0Gall Lidia1Gall Nikolaj2Solovyev Konstantin3Institute for Analytical Instrumentation of the Russian Academy of SciencesInstitute for Analytical Instrumentation of the Russian Academy of SciencesInstitute for Analytical Instrumentation of the Russian Academy of SciencesPeter the Great St. Petersburg Polytechnic UniversityIt is shown that the Thomson formula for three-dimensional harmonic functions is unique. Namely, there are no other formulas of this type, with the exception of the trivial change of variables in the form of shifts, reflections, rotations and stretching of coordinates. However, the Thomson formula can be generalized if, instead of purely algebraic linear expressions, one uses a linear algebraic form with the participation of the first order partial derivatives of the source function. The paper provides an exhaustive list of first order differentiating expressions that convert arbitrary three-dimensional harmonic functions into new three-dimensional harmonic functions. All these formulas obtained for the space of three dimensions can be transferred to the multidimensional case as well.https://physmath.spbstu.ru/article/2019.44.03/electrostatic fieldmagnetostatic fieldscalar potentiallaplace’s equationthomson formula |
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Berdnikov Alexander Gall Lidia Gall Nikolaj Solovyev Konstantin GENERALIZATION OF THE THOMSON FORMULA FOR HARMONIC FUNCTIONS OF A GENERAL TYPE St. Petersburg Polytechnical University Journal: Physics and Mathematics electrostatic field magnetostatic field scalar potential laplace’s equation thomson formula |
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Berdnikov Alexander Gall Lidia Gall Nikolaj Solovyev Konstantin |
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GENERALIZATION OF THE THOMSON FORMULA FOR HARMONIC FUNCTIONS OF A GENERAL TYPE |
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GENERALIZATION OF THE THOMSON FORMULA FOR HARMONIC FUNCTIONS OF A GENERAL TYPE |
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GENERALIZATION OF THE THOMSON FORMULA FOR HARMONIC FUNCTIONS OF A GENERAL TYPE |
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GENERALIZATION OF THE THOMSON FORMULA FOR HARMONIC FUNCTIONS OF A GENERAL TYPE |
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GENERALIZATION OF THE THOMSON FORMULA FOR HARMONIC FUNCTIONS OF A GENERAL TYPE |
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generalization of the thomson formula for harmonic functions of a general type |
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Peter the Great St.Petersburg Polytechnic University |
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St. Petersburg Polytechnical University Journal: Physics and Mathematics |
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It is shown that the Thomson formula for three-dimensional harmonic functions is unique. Namely, there are no other formulas of this type, with the exception of the trivial change of variables in the form of shifts, reflections, rotations and stretching of coordinates. However, the Thomson formula can be generalized if, instead of purely algebraic linear expressions, one uses a linear algebraic form with the participation of the first order partial derivatives of the source function. The paper provides an exhaustive list of first order differentiating expressions that convert arbitrary three-dimensional harmonic functions into new three-dimensional harmonic functions. All these formulas obtained for the space of three dimensions can be transferred to the multidimensional case as well. |
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electrostatic field magnetostatic field scalar potential laplace’s equation thomson formula |
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