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Dr_Noface
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Sorry about the format, bit I have no knowledge of LateX.
A,B - are real constants
U=(Ux,Uy,Uz)
I have a system of three coupled linear second order differential equations
(di)^2(Ui) +A*Laplacian(Ui)+ B*di[Divergence(U)]
Note: The first term is not a sum.
0<z<H, while x & y can be any real number. I have some more boundary conditions, but I feel as if I'm nowhere close to that stage.
I'm pretty stumped. I tried Fourier transforming (in x & y) and end up with a system of six coupled linear ODEs. I can find the eigenvalues (they're the roots of a cubic equation), but solving for the eigenvectors is an awful algebraic exercise. Is there anything I'm missing?
A,B - are real constants
U=(Ux,Uy,Uz)
I have a system of three coupled linear second order differential equations
(di)^2(Ui) +A*Laplacian(Ui)+ B*di[Divergence(U)]
Note: The first term is not a sum.
0<z<H, while x & y can be any real number. I have some more boundary conditions, but I feel as if I'm nowhere close to that stage.
I'm pretty stumped. I tried Fourier transforming (in x & y) and end up with a system of six coupled linear ODEs. I can find the eigenvalues (they're the roots of a cubic equation), but solving for the eigenvectors is an awful algebraic exercise. Is there anything I'm missing?