Three-dimensional eigenfunctions of the one-speed transport operator
V. Stancic
Abstract
V. Stancic
Abstract
The Case singular eigenfunction expansion method to solve, by separation of variables, the one-dimensional transport equation in plane geometry has widely been used in different fields of physics theoretical methods applications. Using the rigged Hilbert spaces approach, a modified one-dimensional transport equation has been derived to prove the singular eigenfunctions completeness. In this paper, motivated by the two approaches, an attempt is made to generalize it to a three-dimensional (3D) transport equation. To begin, an equivalent 3D transport equation with self-adjoint modified transport operator with compact inverse has been derived. A general solution to the equation is being expressed by exponential function of the modified transport operator.
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The Case singular eigenfunction expansion method to solve, by separation of variables, the one-dimensional transport equation in plane geometry has widely been used in different fields of physics theoretical methods applications. Using the rigged Hilbert spaces approach, a modified one-dimensional transport equation has been derived to prove the singular eigenfunctions completeness. In this paper, motivated by the two approaches, an attempt is made to generalize it to a three-dimensional (3D) transport equation. To begin, an equivalent 3D transport equation with self-adjoint modified transport operator with compact inverse has been derived. A general solution to the equation is being expressed by exponential function of the modified transport operator.
Key concepts: Eigenfunction, Convection–diffusion equation, Operator (biology), Mathematics, Mathematical analysis, Hilbert space, Separation of variables, Exponential function