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Post by Admin on Dec 5, 2015 10:28:12 GMT
Vasco, Here are my takes on Chapter 4, Exercises 20 and 21. Twenty is much like your answer and derivative in parts. Twenty-one is an ongoing adventure. Gary Answers to Ex. 21 (iii, iv) rewritten Dec 3. They are also posted at: faculty.unlv.edu/gbp/mma/VisualComplexAnalysis/Gary By following the link above I see that you are starting to work through chapter 5, and reading through your solution to the suggested exercise on page 219 I discovered a typo: In the third equation from the bottom there is an $r$ missing in the last term and an extra closing bracket at the end. The last term should be $-Rr\partial_r(\psi)$. This typo is carried through to the second equation from the bottom which should be $\partial_{\theta}(R)=-rR\partial_r(\psi)$. Vasco Just noticed the (more or less) same typo on line 4 in your statement of the exercise. 6/12/2015
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Post by Gary on Dec 9, 2015 19:02:54 GMT
Vasco, Here are my takes on Chapter 4, Exercises 20 and 21. Twenty is much like your answer and derivative in parts. Twenty-one is an ongoing adventure. Gary Answers to Ex. 21 (iii, iv) rewritten Dec 3. They are also posted at: faculty.unlv.edu/gbp/mma/VisualComplexAnalysis/Gary By following the link above I see that you are starting to work through chapter 5, and reading through your solution to the suggested exercise on page 219 I discovered a typo: In the third equation from the bottom there is an $r$ missing in the last term and an extra closing bracket at the end. The last term should be $-Rr\partial_r(\psi)$. This typo is carried through to the second equation from the bottom which should be $\partial_{\theta}(R)=-rR\partial_r(\psi)$. Vasco Just noticed the (more or less) same typo on line 4 in your statement of the exercise. 6/12/2015 Fixed. Thank you.
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