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To solve: The Laplace equation for a rectangular plate under given boundary conditions.
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Find a solution of Laplace's equation, u +u =0, inside the rectangle 0
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Find a solution of Laplace's equation, u +u„ =0, inside a rectangle subject to the following
boundary conditions:
а. и(0, у) 3 0, и(, у) 3 0, и(х,0) — -4sin (2rx). и(х,5) %3 6sin (3rx).
b. и(0), у) - 0, и(, у) - 0, и(х,0) —х', и(x,2) -0.
с. и, (0, у) 3 5sin (ту). и,(1, у)-13sin (2тy), и(х,0) — 0, и(х,2)-0.
d. u, (0, у) — 0, и(1, у) — 0, и(х,0) —0,
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е. и, (0, у) - 0, и, (2л, у) - 0, и(х,-1)-0, и(х,) —1+sin (2xх).
Ex. 4.
Find a solution of Laplace's equation, u„ +u„=0, inside the rectangle 0
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