Separation of the Helmholtz equation in prolate spheroidal coordinates
Lang Jen, Chuanshui Hu, Kemin Sheng
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Lang Jen, Chuanshui Hu, Kemin Sheng
Abstract
This paper deals with the solution of Maxwell’s equations in prolate spheroidal coordinates when the excited fields are not axially symmetrical. It is demonstrated that, by the introduction of a suitable transform, the method of separation of variables may be employed. This provides a new solution of the more general problem of forced oscillations of a metallic prolate spheroid with asymmetrical axial excitation.
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This paper deals with the solution of Maxwell’s equations in prolate spheroidal coordinates when the excited fields are not axially symmetrical. It is demonstrated that, by the introduction of a suitable transform, the method of separation of variables may be employed. This provides a new solution of the more general problem of forced oscillations of a metallic prolate spheroid with asymmetrical axial excitation.
Key concepts: Prolate spheroidal coordinates, Prolate spheroid, Axial symmetry, Separation of variables, Excited state, Helmholtz equation, Spherical coordinate system, Physics