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jet10
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I have read in an electrodynamics book that
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\int d^3r \frac{\Delta\Phi(r)}{r}=\int d^3r \Phi(r)}\Delta \frac{1}{r}
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is possible through partial integration. But how?? Can some one help me on this by showing me the steps? Thanks
[tex]
\int d^3r \frac{\Delta\Phi(r)}{r}=\int d^3r \Phi(r)}\Delta \frac{1}{r}
[/tex]
is possible through partial integration. But how?? Can some one help me on this by showing me the steps? Thanks