Delta Dirac 3d Dimensional Analysis

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The original poster is attempting to perform dimensional analysis of the Delta Dirac function in three dimensions. This involves exploring the properties and implications of the function within a specific mathematical context.

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1. I ´m trying to do the dimensional analysis of the Delta Dirac in 3 Dimensions.

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The images you posted aren't showing up on my browser (chromium) - is anyone else having this problem too? You may want to re-post a different way.
 
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This is the Delta Dirac Functin in 3D.

This is my attempt.

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The image of your attempt is really really tiny. You might consider reading about how to post equations here using LaTeX. It's a little bit of effort up front, but definitely worth it.

You can read about it here: https://www.physicsforums.com/help/latexhelp/

Oh, and if the itex thing doesn't seem to work, try the double hash mark thing.
 

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