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Before entering into the main subject of this section , it is desirable to introduce a notation which enables one to write the required relations in concise and clear form . The new concept is the summation symbol Σ . Let fi , i = 1 ...
Before entering into the main subject of this section , it is desirable to introduce a notation which enables one to write the required relations in concise and clear form . The new concept is the summation symbol Σ . Let fi , i = 1 ...
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Since M is a Hermitian matrix [ as is clearly seen by examination of ( 6.5 ) ] , there exist matrices S and A ( A is ... Either from ( 6.1 ) , ( 6.2 ) , and ( 6.3 ) or from ( 6.5 ) it is clear that Y1 = μ ( x ; -12x ; + x ; +1 ) Y1 = μ ...
Since M is a Hermitian matrix [ as is clearly seen by examination of ( 6.5 ) ] , there exist matrices S and A ( A is ... Either from ( 6.1 ) , ( 6.2 ) , and ( 6.3 ) or from ( 6.5 ) it is clear that Y1 = μ ( x ; -12x ; + x ; +1 ) Y1 = μ ...
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10.4 and 10.6 it is clear that the solutions to Eq . ( 10.55 ) are the eigenfunctions fx , n ( r , 0 ) = J ( kr ) eino ( 10.56 ) in which the Bessel functions must satisfy the boundary condition Jn ( kp ) = 0.
10.4 and 10.6 it is clear that the solutions to Eq . ( 10.55 ) are the eigenfunctions fx , n ( r , 0 ) = J ( kr ) eino ( 10.56 ) in which the Bessel functions must satisfy the boundary condition Jn ( kp ) = 0.
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