Can Jordan's Lemma Help Solve Your Physics Questions?

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Hello everyone. I found this forum looking for some help about Jordan's Lemma and it's very interesting. I have already done 4 courses of Physics in an Engineering University, so I hope I can help other people with their questions.

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