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1 METHODS OF THEORETICAL PHYSICS Philip M. Morse PROFESSOR OF PHYSICS MASSACHUSETTS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY Herman Feshbach PROFESSOR OF PHYSICS MASSACHUSETTS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY PART I: CHAPTERS 1 TO 8 FESHBACH PUBLISHING, LLC Minneapolis
2 PREFACE PART I CHAPTER 1 Types of Fields Scalar Fields 4 Isotimic Surfaces. The Laplacian. 1.2 Vector Fields 8 Multiplication of Vectors. Axial Vectors. Lines of Flow. Potential Surfaces. Surface Integrals. Source Point. Line Integrals. Vortex Line. Singularities of Fields. 1.3 Curvilinear Coordinates 21 Direction Cosines. Scale Factors. Curvature of Coordinate Lines. The Volume Element and Other Formulas. Rotation of Axes. Law of Transformation of Vectors. Contravariant and Covariant Vectors. 1.4 The Differential Operator v 31 The Gradient. Directional Derivative. Infinitesimal Rotation. The Divergence. Gauss' Theorem. A Solution of Poisson's Equation. The Curl. Vorticity Lines. Stokes' Theorem. The Vector Operator V. 1.5 Vector and Tensor Formalism 44 Covariant and Contravariant Vectors. Axial Vectors. Christoffel Symbols. Covariant Derivative. Tensor Notation for Divergence and Curl. Other Differential Operators. Other Second-order Operators. Vector as a Sum of Gradient and Curl. 1.6 Dyadics and Other Vector Operators 54 Dyadics. Dyadics as Vector Operators. Symmetric and Antisymmetric Dyadics. Rotation of Axes and Unitary Dyadics. Dyadic Fields. Deformation of Elastic Bodies. Types of Strain. Stresses in an Elastic Medium. Static Stress-Strain Relations for an Isotropic Elastic Body. Dyadic Operators. Complex Numbers and Quaternions as Operators. Abstract Vector Spaces. Eigenvectors and Eigenvalues. Operators in Quantum Theory. Direction Cosines and Probabilities. Probabilities and Uncertainties. Complex Vector Space. Generalized Dyadics. Hermitian ix
3 X Contents Operators. Examples of Unitary Operators. Transformation of Operators. Quantum Mechanical Operators. Spin Operators. Quaternions. Rotation Operators. 1.7 The Lorentz Transformation, Four-vectors, Spinors 93 Proper Time. The Lorentz Transformation. Four-dimensional Invariants. Four-vectors. Stress-Energy Tensor. Spin Space and Spacetime. Spinors and Four-vectors. Lorentz Transformation of Spinors. Space Rotation of Spinors. Spin Vectors and Tensors. Rotation Operator in Spinor Form. Problems 107 Table of Useful Vector and Dyadic Equations 114 Table of Properties of Curvilinear Coordinates 115 Bibliography 117 CHAPTER 2 Equations Governing Fields The Flexible String 120 Forces on an Element of String. Poisson's Equation. Concentrated Force, Delta Function. The Wave Equation. Simple Harmonic Motion, Helmholtz Equation. Wave Energy. Energy Flow. Power and Wave Impedance. Forced Motion of the String. Transient Response, Fourier Integral. Operator Equations for the String. Eigenvectors for the Unit Shift Operator. Limiting Case of Continuous String. The Effect of Friction. Diffusion Equation. Klein-Gordon Equation. Forced Motion of the Elastically Braced String. Recapitulation. 2.2 Waves in an Elastic Medium 142 Longitudinal Waves. Transverse Waves. Wave Motion in Three Dimensions. Vector Waves. Integral Representations. Stress and Strain. Wave Energy and Impedance. 2.3 Motion of Fluids 151 Equation of Continuity. Solutions for Incompressible Fluids. Examples. Stresses in a Fluid. Bernouilli's Equation. The Wave Equation. Irrotational Flow of a Compressible Fluid. Subsonic and Supersonic Flow Velocity Potential, Linear Approximation. Mach Lines and Shock Waves 2.4 Diffusion and Other Percolative Fluid Motion 171 Flow of Liquid through a Porous Solid. Diffusion. Phase Space and the Distribution Function. Pressure and the Equation of State. Mean Free Path and Scattering Cross Section. Diffusion of Light, Integral Equation. Diffusion of Light, Differential Equation. Boundary Conditions. Effect of Nonuniform Scattering. First-order Approximation, the Diffusion Equation. Unit Solutions. Loss of Energy on Collision. Effect of External Force. Uniform Drift Due to Force Field. Slowing Down of Particles by Collisions. Recapitulation. 2.5 The Electromagnetic Field 200 The Electrostatic Field. The Magnetostatic Field. Dependence on Time. Maxwell's Equations. Retardation and Relaxation. Lorentz
4 xi Transformation. Gauge Transformations. Field of a Moving Charge. Force and Energy. Surfaces of Conductors and Dielectrics. Wave Transmission and Impedance. Proca Equation. 2.6 Quantum Mechanics 222 Photons and the Electromagnetic Field. Uncertainty Principle. Conjugate Variables and Poisson Brackets. The Fundamental Postulates of Quantum Theory. Independent Quantum Variables and Functions of Operators. Eigenvectors for Coordinates. Transformation Functions. Operator Equations for Transformation Functions. Transformation to Momentum Space. Hamiltonian Function and Schroedinger Equation. The Harmonic Oscillator. Dependence on Time. Time as a Parameter. Time Dependent Hamiltonian. Particle in Electromagnetic Field. Relativity and Spin. The Dirac Equation. Total Angular Momentum. Field-free Wave Function. Recapitulation. Problems 267 Standard Forms for Some of the Partial Differential Equations of Theoretical Physics 271 Bibliography 273 CHAPTER 3 Fields and the Variational Principle The Variational Integral and the Euler Equations 276 The Euler Equations. Auxiliary Conditions. 3.2 Hamilton's Principle and Classical Dynamics 280 Lagrange's Equations. Energy and the Hamiltonian. Impedance. Canonical Transformations. Poisson Brackets. The Action Integral. The Two-dimensional Oscillator. Charged Particle in Electromagnetic Field. Relativistic Particle. Dissipative Systems. Impedance and Admittance for Dissipative Systems. 3.3 Scalar Fields 301 The Flexible String. The Wave Equation. Helmholtz Equation. Velocity Potential. Compressional Waves. Wave Impedance. Planewave Solution. Diffusion Equation. Schroedinger Equation. Klein- Gordon Equation. 3.4 Vector Fields 318 General Field Properties. Isotropic Elastic Media. Plane-wave Solutions. Impedance. The Electromagnetic Field. Stress-energy Tensor. Field Momentum. Gauge Transformation. Impedance Dyadic. Planewave Solution. Dirac Equation. Problems 337 Tabulation of Variational Method 341 Flexible String or Membrane. Compressible, Nonviscous Fluid. Diffusion Equation. Schroedinger Equation. Klein-Gordon Equation. Elastic Wave Equation. Electromagnetic Equations. Proca Equations. Dirac Equation. Bibliography 347
5 xii Contents CHAPTER 4 Functions of a Complex Variable Complex Numbers and Variables 349 The Exponential Rotation Operator. Vectors and Complex Numbers. The Two-dimensional Electrostatic Field. Contour Integrals. 4.2 Analytic Functions 356 Conformal Representation. Integration in the Complex Plane. Cauchy's Theorem. Some Useful Corollaries of Cauchy's Theorem. Cauchy's Integral Formula. Real and Imaginary Parts of Analytic Functions. Impedances. Poisson's Formula. 4.3 Derivatives of Analytic Functions, Taylor and Laurent Series 374 The Taylor Series. The Laurent Series. Isolated Singularities. Classification of Functions. Liouville's Theorem. Meromorphic Functions. Behavior of Power Series on Circle of Convergence. Analytic Continuation. Fundamental Theorems. Branch Points. Techniques of Analytic Continuation. 4.4 Multivalued Functions 398 Branch Points and Branch Lines. Riemann Surfaces. An Illustrative Example. 4.5 Calculus of Residues; Gamma and Elliptic Functions 408 Integrals Involving Branch Points. Inversion of Series. Summation of Series. Integral Representation of Functions. Integral Related to the Error Function. Gamma Functions. Contour Integrals for Gamma Function. Infinite Product Representation for Gamma Functions. Derivatives of the Gamma Function. The Duplication Formula. Beta Functions. Periodic Functions. Fundamental Properties of Doubly Periodic Functions. Elliptic Functions of Second Order. Integral Representations for Elliptic Functions. 4.6 Asymptotic Series: Method of Steepest Descent 434 An Example. Averaging Successive Terms. Integral Representations and Asymptotic Series. Choosing the Contour. First Term in the Expansion. The Rest of the Series. 4.7 Conformal Mapping 443 General Properties of the Transformation. Schwarz-Christoffel Transformation. Some Examples. The Method of Inversion. 4.8 Fourier Integrals 453 Relation to Fourier Series. Some Theorems on Integration. The Fourier Integral Theorem. Properties of the Fourier Transform. Asymptotic Values of the Transform. General Formulation. Faltung. Poisson Sum Formula. The Laplace Transform. Mellin Transform. Problems 471 Tabulation of Properties of Functions of Complex Variable 480 Euler's Algorithm Relating Series. Asymptotic Series for Integral Representation. Fourier Transforms. Laplace Transforms. Mellin Transforms.
6 Tables of Special Functions of General Use 486 The Gamma Function. Elliptic Functions. Theta Functions. Bibliography 490 CHAPTER 5 Ordinary Differential Equations Separable Coordinates 494 Boundary Surfaces and Coordinate Systems. Two-dimensional Separable Coordinates. Separable Coordinates for Laplace's Equation in Two Dimensions. Separation of the Wave Equation. Rectangular and Parabolic Coordinates. Polar and Elliptic Coordinates. Scale Factors and Coordinate Geometry. Separation Constants and Boundary Conditions. Separation in Three Dimensions. The Stäckel Determinant. Confocal Quadric Surfaces. Degenerate Forms of Ellipsoidal Coordinates. Confluence of Singularities. Separation Constants. Laplace Equation in Three Dimensions. Modulation Factor. Confocal Cyelides. 5.2 General Properties, Series Solutions 523 The Wronskian. Independent Solutions. Integration Factors and Adjoint Equations. Solution of the Inhomogeneous Equation. Series Solutions about Ordinary Points. Singular Points. Indicial Equation. Classification of Equations, Standard Forms. Two Regular Singular Points. Three Regular Singular Points. Recursion Formulas. The Hypergeometric Equation. Functions Expressible by Hypergeometric Series. Analytic Continuation of Hypergeometric Series. Gegenbauer Functions. One Regular and One Irregular Singular Point. Asymptotic Series. Two Regular, One Irregular Singular Point. Continued Fractions. The Hill Determinant. Mathieu Functions. Mathieu Functions of the Second Kind. More on Recursion Formulas. Functional Series. 5.3 Integral Representations 577 Some Simple Examples. General Equations for the Integrand. The Euler Transform. Euler Transform for the Hypergeometric Function. Analytic Continuation of the Hypergeometric Series. Legendre Functions. Legendre Functions of the Second Kind. Gegenbauer Polynomials. The Confluent Hypergeometric Function. The Laplace Transform. Asymptotic Expansion. Stokes' Phenomenon. Solutions of the Third Kind. The Solution of the Second Kind. Bessel Functions. Hankel Functions. Neumann Functions. Asymptotic Formulas for Large Order. The Coulomb Wave Function. Mathieu Functions. The Laplace Transform and the Separated Wave Equation. More on Mathieu Functions. Spheroidal Wave Functions. Kernels Which Are Functions of zt. Problems 646 Table of Separable Coordinates in Three Dimensions 655 Rectangular. Circular Cylinder. Elliptic Cylinder. Parabolic Cylinder. Spherical. Conical. Parabolic. Prolate Spheroidal. Oblate Spheroidal. Ellipsoidal. Paraboloidal. Bispherical. Toroidal Coordinate Systems. xiii
7 xiv Contents Second-order Differential Equations and Their Solutions 667 One Regular Singular Point. One Irregular Singular Point. Two Regular Singular Points. Three Regular Singular Points. One Regular, One Irregular Singular Points. Two Irregular Singular Points. Bibliography 674 CHAPTER 6 Boundary Conditions and Eigenfunctions Types of Equations and of Boundary Conditions 676 Types of Boundary Conditions. Cauchy's Problem and Characteristic Curves. Hyperbolic Equations. Cauchy Conditions and Hyperbolic Equations. Waves in Several Dimensions. Elliptic Equations and Complex Variables. Parabolic Equations. 6.2 Difference Equations and Boundary Conditions 692 First-order Linear Difference Equations. Difference Equations for Several Dimensions. The Elliptic Equation and Dirichlet Conditions. Eigenfunctions. Green's Functions. The Elliptic Equation and Cauchy Conditions. The Hyperbolic Difference Equation. The Parabolic Difference Equation. 6.3 Eigenfunctions and Their Use 709 Fourier Series. The Green's Function. Eigenfunctions. Types of Boundary Conditions. Abstract Vector Space. Sturm-Liouville Problem. Degeneracy. Series of Eigenfunctions. Factorization of the Sturm-Liouville Equation. Eigenfunctions and the Variational Principle. Completeness of a Set of Eigenfunctions. Asymptotic Formulas. Comparison with Fourier Series. The Gibbs' Phenomenon. Generating Functions, Legendre Polynomials. Eigenfunctions in Several Dimensions. Separability of Separation Constants. Density of Eigenvalues. Continuous Distribution of Eigenvalues. Eigenfunctions for the Schroedinger Equation. Discrete and Continuous Eigenvalues. Differentiation and Integration as Operators. The Eigenvalue Problem in Abstract Vector Space. Problems 778 Table of Useful Eigenfunctions and Their Properties 781 Gegenbauer Polynomials. Laguerre Polynomials. Hermite Polynomials. Eigenfunctions by the Factorization Method 788 Bibliography 790 CHAPTER 7 Green's Functions Source Points and Boundary Points 793 Formulation in Abstract Vector Space. Boundary Conditions and Surface Charges. A Simple Example. Relation between Volume and Surface Green's Functions. The General Solution. Green's Functions and Generating Functions.
8 xv 7.2 Green's Functions for Steady Waves 803 Green's Theorem. Green's Function for the Helmholtz Equation. Solution of the Inhomogeneous Equation. General Properties of the Green's Function. The Effect of Boundary Conditions. Methods of Images. Series of Images. Other Expansions. Expansion of Green's Function in Eigenfunctions. Expansions for the Infinite Domain. Polar Coordinates. A General Technique. A General Formula. Green's Functions and Eigenfunctions. 7.3 Green s Function for the Scalar Wave Equation 834 The Reciprocity Relation. Form of the Green's Function. Field of a Moving Source. Two-dimensional Solution. One-dimensional Solutions. Initial Conditions. Huygens' Principle. Boundaries in the Finite Region. Eigenfunction Expansions. Transient Motion of Circular Membrane. Klein-Gordon Equation. 7.4 Green's Function for Diffusion 857 Causality and Reciprocity. Inhomogeneous Boundary Conditions. Green's Function for Infinite Domain. Finite Boundaries. Eigenfunction Solutions. Maximum Velocity of Heat Transmission. 7.5 Green's Function in Abstract Vector Form 869 Generalization of Green's Theorem, Adjoint Operators. Effect of Boundary Conditions. More on Adjoint Differential Operators. Adjoint Integral Operators. Generalization to Abstract Vector Space. Adjoint, Conjugate, and Hermitian Operators. Green's Function and Green's Operator. Reciprocity Relation. Expansion of Green's Operator for Hermitian Case. Non-Hermitian Operators, Biorthogonal Functions. Problems 886 Table of Green's Functions 890 General Properties. Green's Function for the Wave Equation. Green's Function for the Diffusion Equation. Bibliography 894 CHAPTEH 8 Integral Equations Integral Equations of Physics, Their Classification 896 Example from Acoustics. An Example from Wave Mechanics. Boundary Conditions and Integral Equations. Equations for Eigenfunctions. Eigenfunctions and Their Integral Equations. Types of Integral Equations; Fredholm Equations. Volterra Equations. 8.2 General Properties of Integral Equations 907 Kernels of Integral Equations. Transformation to Definite Kernels. Properties of the Symmetric, Definite Kernel. Kernels and Green's Functions for the Inhomogeneous Equation. Semi-definite and Indefinite Kernels. Kernels Not Real or Definite. Volterra Integral Equation. Singular Kernels. 8.3 Solution of Fredholm Equations of the First Kind 925 Series Solutions for Fredholm Equations. Determining the Coefficients. Orthogonalization. Biorthogonal Series. Integral Equations of the
9 First Kind and Generating Functions. Use of Gegenbauer Polynomials. Integral Equations of the First Kind and Green's Functions. Transforms and Integral Equations of the First Kind. Differential Equations and Integral Equations of the First Kind. The Moment Problem. Recapitulation. Solution of Integral Equations of the Second Kind 949 Expansions of the First Class. Expansions of the Second Class. Expansions of the Third Class. Other Classes. Inhomogeneous Fredholm Equation of the Second Kind. Fourier Transforms and Integral Equations 960 The Fourier Transform and Kernels of Form v(x x 0 ). The Hankel Transform. The Kernel v(x x a ) in the Infinite Domain. The Homogeneous Equation. An Example. Branch Points. The Kernel v(x + x 0 ) in the Infinite Domain. An Example. Applications of the Laplace Transform. Volterra Integral Equation, Limits (x,»). Mellin Transform. The Method of Wiener and Hopf. Illustrations of the Method. The Milne Problem. A General Method for Factorization. Milne Problem, Continued. Inhomogeneous Weiner-Hopf Equation. Tables of Integral Equations and Their Solutions 992 Types of Equations. Types of Kernels. Green's Function for the Inhomogeneous Equation. Solutions of Fredholm Equations of the First Kind. Solutions of Volterra Equations of the First Kind. Solutions of Fredholm Equations of the Second Kind. Solutions of Volterra Equations of the Second Kind. Bibliography 996
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