Deriving Wave Equation by Vector Approach

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Hi there,
i would like everyone to evaluate my working here,
this is my attempt to wave equation / vibrating system using vector approach.
please correct me if i had made some mistakes.


Your help is much appreciated,
Thanks, and have a nice day. :smile:


Regards,
Daniel.
 

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I didn't know that we can compute the Laplacian of a vector.
\nabla^2 \vec{U} :confused:
 
matematikawan said:
I didn't know that we can compute the Laplacian of a vector.
\nabla^2 \vec{U} :confused:

erm sorry i don't quite understand your question,
why is it not?

and thanks for looking at my work =)
 
i think i got what you mean,
position vector is considered as scalar field as well, isn't it?
it is just a notation of denoting the field.
 
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