Pertubations To Helmholtz Equation

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The discussion focuses on the Helmholtz Equation with a perturbation term p(r), specifically the equation [gradient^2 + p(r) + omega^2/c(r)^2]u(r,w) = 0. Participants seek resources for solutions to this equation, particularly when p(r) is non-zero. Additionally, the wave equation with perturbation, represented as [gradient^2 + p(r) - 1/c(r)^2 * del^2/delT^2]u(r,t) = 0, is mentioned, highlighting its relevance in waveguide optics. The "Kumar's method (perturbation method)" is suggested as a valuable resource for further exploration.

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  • Understanding of the Helmholtz Equation and its applications
  • Familiarity with perturbation theory in mathematical physics
  • Knowledge of wave equations and their significance in optics
  • Basic proficiency in mathematical analysis and differential equations
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  • Research "Kumar's method (perturbation method)" for practical applications
  • Explore resources on solving the Helmholtz Equation with non-zero perturbations
  • Study the wave equation with perturbations in the context of waveguide optics
  • Investigate numerical methods for solving differential equations with perturbations
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Physicists, optical engineers, and mathematicians interested in advanced solutions to the Helmholtz and wave equations, particularly in the context of perturbation theory and waveguide applications.

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Consider the Helmholtz Equations with a perturbation p(r)

[gradient^2 + p(r) + omega^2/c(r)^2 ]u(r,w) = 0

Does anyone know where I can find resources to the solutions/discussion of this equation? I can find many things such that p(r) = 0 , but the RHS = forcing function, but that is not what I want.

Likewise, any resources pertaining to the wave equation with a perturbation would also be nice

[gradient^2 + p(r) - 1/c(r)^2 * del^2/delT^2]u(r,t) = 0
 
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