I cannot get the answer of the problem as in the book but the book usually right. I did it in 2 totally different ways and I still get my own answer. Can anyone help me double check?
This is to find u(r,\theta,\phi) given:
\nabla^2 u(r,\theta,\phi) = -k u(r,\theta,\phi) = f(r)=1 \hbox {...