Example 11.3.  Find the function [Graphics:Images/ApplicationPreliminaryMod_gr_43.gif] that is harmonic in the annulus  [Graphics:Images/ApplicationPreliminaryMod_gr_44.gif]  and takes on the boundary values  

            [Graphics:Images/ApplicationPreliminaryMod_gr_45.gif]   when  [Graphics:Images/ApplicationPreliminaryMod_gr_46.gif],  and  
            [Graphics:Images/ApplicationPreliminaryMod_gr_47.gif]   when  [Graphics:Images/ApplicationPreliminaryMod_gr_48.gif].  

Explore Solution 11.3.

A specific example of the general case.  Find the function [Graphics:../Images/ApplicationPreliminaryMod_gr_55.gif] that is harmonic in the annulus  [Graphics:../Images/ApplicationPreliminaryMod_gr_56.gif]  and takes on the boundary values

            [Graphics:../Images/ApplicationPreliminaryMod_gr_57.gif]   when  [Graphics:../Images/ApplicationPreliminaryMod_gr_58.gif],  and  
            [Graphics:../Images/ApplicationPreliminaryMod_gr_59.gif]   when  [Graphics:../Images/ApplicationPreliminaryMod_gr_60.gif].  

Applications involving similar formulas will be found in Example 11.19.

 

 

[Graphics:../Images/ApplicationPreliminaryMod_gr_61.gif]




[Graphics:../Images/ApplicationPreliminaryMod_gr_62.gif]

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