The determination of Green's Function by means of Cylindrical or Spherical Harmonics

John Dougall

doi:10.1017/S0013091500029333

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In the following paper, the determination of Green's function, for spaces bounded by surfaces of the cylindrical and spherical polar systems, is effected by what is believed to be a novel process, in which are utilised the properties of cylindrical and spherical harmonics, regarded as functions of their parameters.

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