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The Exponential Solution for the Homogeneous Linear Differential Equation of the Second Order (Classic Reprint) - Couverture souple

Mariani, J.

 
9781330325315: The Exponential Solution for the Homogeneous Linear Differential Equation of the Second Order (Classic Reprint)

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Introduction and Motivation We shall consider the propagation of a plane wave which passes from a homogeneous medium through an inhomogeneous layer into another homogeneous medium. In simple cases (normally incident acoustical or properly polarized electromagnetic waves) the mathematical description of such a wave can be given by solving a differential equation .2 (1.1) -+ Q(x)y =0 dx where Q(x) =k for X0 q(x) =k for XX Q(x) variable foro Sx Sx and where k, k, are constants, oI fwe are merely interested in the behavior of the wave (that is, in y(x)) for X0 and for xx -in other words, if we consider only the transmission and reflection properties of the layer 0S xS x, then we do not need a full knowledge of the solutions of (l) for 0x Sx .A ll we need is the following information. Let y(x), yp(x) be the solutions of (l) which are determined respectively by the Initial conditions y(0) =1 yC o) =0 yj(0) =0 y(0) =1.
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