PROBLEM FINALLY SOLVED!
Thanks Orodruin! Your advice was very valuable! The "subtlety" that was puzzling me the whole time was actually a mistake I made. I just found what we were discussing about in my favourite textbook on Electrodynamics. There it says to get the potential due to a point...
First let me thank you a lot for taking your time and posting such an extensive and valuable answer! You are right, using the standard Green's function for a pure delta source without factors in front is desirable, so that one does not have to adapt it for different inhomogeneities. I found a...
Thanks for the reply!
I agree with you that this should be a trivial problem. But as far as I see the convolution cannot be performed (being singular) and is also not giving the desired result ##\varPhi(\boldsymbol r) = \frac{q}{|\boldsymbol r - \boldsymbol r'|}##. At least I do not see how to...
Hello! I'm having a problem with the Green's function solution of the simplest case of Poisson's equation, namely a single test charge ##q## located at ##\boldsymbol r = \boldsymbol r'##. I've read the related posts on Poisson's equation via Green's function formalism, but they do not answer my...