Answer to Question #292158 in Physics for Shah

Question #292158

Solve Laplace's Equation nabla^2 V(z)=0.

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Expert's answer
2022-01-31T07:34:33-0500

To solve Laplace's equation


2V(z)=0,\nabla^2 V(z)=0,

we need to know how the function V(z)V(z) looks. However, the solution can be written as


2V(z)=2V(z)z2=0, V(z)=mz+c,\nabla^2V(z)=\dfrac{\partial^2 V(z)}{\partial z^2}=0,\\\space\\ V(z)=mz+c,

where m and c are constants defined by boundary conditions.


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