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Let us replace the Dirichlet boundary conditions (221) by the following
simple Neumann boundary conditions:
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(228) |
The method of solution outlined in the previous section is unaffected,
except that the Fourier-sine transforms
are replaced by Fourier-cosine transforms--see Sects. 5.8 and 5.9.
Richard Fitzpatrick
2006-03-29