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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 II: CHAPTERS 9 TO 13 3> FESHBACH PUBLISHING, LLC Minneapolis
2 PART II CHAPTER 9 Approximate Methods Perturbation Methods 1001 The Usual Perturbation Formula. Convergence of Series. Multidimensional Problems. An Example. Feenberg Perturbation Formula. Secular Determinant. An Example. Fredholm Perturbation Formula. An Example. Variation Iteration Method. Convergence of the Method. An Example. Improved Perturbation Formulas. Nonorthogonal Functions. 9.2 Boundary Perturbations 1038 Perturbation of Boundary Conditions, / Small. Perturbation of Boundary Conditions, / Large. An Example. Formulas for Small w. Long, Narrow Rectangle. Perturbation of Boundary Shape. Evaluation of Integrals. Convergence. Improving the Convergence. Perturbation of Boundaries for Dirichlet Conditions. A Special Class of Boundary Perturbation. 9.3 Perturbation Methods for Scattering and Diffraction 1064 Boundary Conditions for Scattering. Scattering Cross Section. Scatter-
3 xiii ing from Spherically Symmetrie Region Phase Shifts. Integral Equation for Scattering. Integral Equation for One-dimensional Problem. Integral Equation for Three Dimensions. Born Approximation. Higher Born Approximations. Fredholm Series. An Example. A Threedimensional Example. Long-wavelength Approximation. Long-wavelength Approximation for the Schroedinger Equation. Convergence. Short-wavelength Approximation; WKBJ Method. Relation to the Integral Equation. Case of Well-separated Classical Turning Points. WKBJ Method for Bound Systems. Penetration through a Barrier. WKBJ Method for Radial Equations. WKBJ Phase Shifts. Case of Closely Spaced Classical Turning Points. Short-wavelength Approximation in Three Dimensions. 9.4 Variational Methods 1106 CHAPTER 10 Variational Principle for Eigenvalue Problems. Variational Principles for Resonant Frequencies and Energy Levels. Vibration of a Circular Membrane. Nonlinear Variational Parameters. Rayleigh-Ritz Method. Application to Perturbation Theory. Integral Equation and Corresponding Variational Principle. An Example. Variational Principle for Phase Shifts. Variational Principle for the Phase Shift Based on an Integral Equation. Variational Principle for the Transmission Amplitude. Variational Principle for Three-dimensional Scattering Problems. Variational Principles for Surface Perturbations. Variational Principle Based on the Integral Equation for Boundary Perturbations. A Variational Principle for Radiation Problems. Variation-iteration Method. An Extrapolation Method. Lower Bounds for X 0. Comparison Method for Lower Bounds. An Example. Not Positive-definite. Variational Principles for the Higher Eigenvalues. Method of Minimized Iterations. Problems 1158 Tabulation of Approximate Methods 1162 Bound States; Volume Perturbation. Iterative-perturbation Series. Feenberg Series. Fredholm Formula. Variational Principles for Bound States. Variation-iteration Method. Perturbation of Boundary Conditions. Perturbation of Boundary Shape. Perturbation Formulas for Scattering. Variational Principles for Scattering. Scattering from Spherically Symmetric Object. Bibliography 1170 Solutions of Laplace's and Poisson's Equations Solutions in Two Dimensions 1175 Cartesian Coordinates, Rectangular Prism Heated on One Side. Green's Function. Polar Coordinates, Cylinders Placed in Fields. Flow of Viscous Liquids. Green's Function in Polar Coordinates. Internal Heating of Cylinders. Potential Near a Slotted Cylinder. Elliptic Coordinates. Viscous Flow through a Slit. Elliptic Cylinders in Uniform Fields. Green's Function in Bipolar Coordinates.
4 xiv 10.2 Complex Variables and the Two-dimensional Laplace Equation 1215 Fields, Boundary Conditions, and Analytic Functions. Some Elementary Solutions. Transformation of Solutions. Circulation and Lift. Fields Due to Distributions of Line Sources. Grid Potentials and Amplification Factors. Linear Arrays of Source Lines. Two-dimensional Array of Line Sources. Periodic Distribution of Images. Potentials about Prisms. Parallel Plate Condenser. Variable Condenser. Other Rectangular Shapes Solutions for Three Dimensions 1252 Integral Form for the Green's Function. Solutions in Rectangular Coordinates. Solutions in Circular Cylindrical Coordinates. Integral Representation for the Eigenfunction. Green's Function for Interior Field. Solutions for Spherical Coordinates. Fields of Charged Disks and from Currents in Wire Loops. Fields of Charged Spherical Caps. Integral Representation of Solutions. The Green's Function Expansion. Dipoles, Quadrupoles, and Multipoles. Spherical Shell with Hole. Prolate Spheroidal Coordinates. Integral Representation of Spheroidal Solutions. Green's Function for Prolate Spheroids. Oblate Spheroids. Integral Representations and Green's Functions. Parabolic Coordinates. Bispherical Coordinates. Toroidal Coordinates. Ellipsoidal Coordinates. Problems 1309 Trigonometric and Hyperbolic Functions 1320 Trigonometric Functions. Hyperbolic Functions. Generating Functions Relating Hyperbolic and Trigonometric Functions. Bessel Functions 1321 General Formulas Relating Bessel Functions. Series Relations. Hyperbolic Bessel Functions. Definite Integrals Involving Bessel Functions. Legendre Functions 1325 Zonal Harmonics. Legendre Functions of the Second Kind. of Imaginary Argument. Toroidal Harmonics. Functions Bibliography 1330 CHAPTER 11 The Wave Equation Wave Motion on One Space Dimension 1332 Fourier Transforms. String with Friction. Laplace Transform. String with Friction. String with Elastic Support. String with Nonrigid Supports. Reflection from a Frictional Support. Sound Waves in a Tube. Tube with a Varying Cross Section. Acoustic Circuit Elements. Free wave Representations. Movable Supports Waves in Two Dimensions 1360 Fourier Transforms and Green's Functions. Rectangular Coordinates. Other Boundary Conditions. Variable Boundary Admittance. Polar Coordinates. Waves inside a Circular Boundary. Radiation from a Circular Boundary. Scattering of Plane Wave from Cylinder. Scattered and Reflected Wave. Short and Long Wavelength Limits. Scattering of
5 XV Plane Wave from Knife Edge. Fresnel Diffraction from Knife Edge Scattering from a Cylinder with Slit. Slotted Cylinder, Neumann Conditions. Waves in Parabolic Coordinates. Eigenfunctions for Interior Problems. Waves outside Parabolic Boundaries. Green's Function and Plane Wave Expansions. Elliptic Coordinates. The Radial Solutions. Approximations for Small Values of h and m. Approximations for h Small and m Large. Expansions for h Large. Waves inside an Elliptic Boundary. Green's Functions and Plane Wave Expansions. Radiation from a Vibrating Strip. Radiation from a Strip Carrying Current. Scattering of Waves from Strips. Diffraction through a Slit, Babinet's Principle Waves in Three Space Dimensions 1432 Green's Function for Free Space. Rectangular Enclosure. Distortion of Standing Wave by Strip. Computing the Eigenvalue. Transmission through Ducts. Acoustic Transients in a Rectangular Duct. Constriction in Rectangular Duct. Wave Transmission around Corner. Membrane in Circular Pipe. Radiation from Tube Termination. Transmission in Elastic Tubes. Spherical Coordinates. Spherical Bessel Functions. Green's Function and Plane Wave Expansion. Waves inside a Sphere. Vibrations of a Hollow, Flexible Sphere. Vibrating String in Sphere. Resonance Frequencies of the System. Radiation from Sphere. Dipole Source. Radiation from Collection of Sources. Radiation from Piston in Sphere. Scattering of Plane Wave from Sphere. Scattering from Sphere with Complex Index of Refraction. Scattering from Helmholtz Resonator. Scattering from Ensemble of Scatterers. Scattering of Sound from Air Bubbles in Water. Spheroidal Coordinates. The Radial Functions. Green's Function and Other Expansions. Oblate Spheroidal Coordinates Integral and Variational Techniques 1513 Iris Diaphragm in Pipe. A Variational Principle. Calculating the Transmission Factor. Hole in Infinite Plane. Reflection in Lined Duct. Fourier Transform of the Integral Equation. Factoring the Transformed Equation. Radiation from the End of a Circular Pipe. Formulas for Power Radiated and Reflected. The Fourier Transform of the Integral Equation. Factoring the Transformed Equation. Radiation from Vibrating Source. Angle Distribution of Radiated Wave. Applying the Boundary Conditions. Scattering of Waves, Variational Principle. Angle-distribution Function and Total Cross Section. Scattering from Spheres. Scattering from a Strip. Scattering of Short Waves. Problems 1555 Cylindrical Bessel Functions 1563 Amplitudes and Phase Angles. Asymptotic Values, Roots. Weber Functions 1565 Addition Theorems. Mathieu Functions 1568 Eigenfunction Solutions. Corresponding Radial Solutions. Second Solutions. Series Expansions. Amplitudes and Phase Angles.
6 xvi Spherical Bessel Functions 1573 Series Expansions. Definite Integrals. Amplitude and Phase Angles. Asymptotic Values. Roots. Spheroidal Functions 1576 Angle Functions. Radial Functions. Addition Theorems. Short Table of Laplace Transforms 1579 Bibliography 1582 CHAPTER 12 Diffusion, Wave Mechanics Solutions of the Diffusion Equation 1584 Transient Surface Heating of a Slab. Green's Functions and Image Sources. Radiative Heating. Transient Internal Heating of a Slab. Diffusion and Absorption of Particles. Fission and Diffusion. Laplace Transform Solution. The Slowing-down of Particles. Fission, Diffusion, and Slowing-down. General Case, Diffusion Approximation. Heating of a Sphere Distribution Functions for Diffusion Problems 1606 Uniform Space Distribution. Approximations for Forward Scattering. General Considerations, Steady-state Case. Integral Relations between the Variables. Calculating the Diffuse Scattering. Calculating the Diffuse Emission. Solution by Laplace Transforms. The Variational Calculation of Density. Loss of Energy on Collision. Uniform Space Distribution. Age Theory Solutions of Schroedinger''s Equation 1638 Definitions. The Harmonic Oscillator. Short-range Forces. The Effect of a Perturbation. Approximate Formulas for General Perturbation. Momentum Wave Functions. Bound and Free States. Existence of Bound States. Reflection and Transmission. Penetration through a Potential Barrier. Central Force Fields, Angular Momentum. Central Force Fields, the Radial Equation. Coulomb Potential. Inverse Cube Force. Coulomb Field in Parabolic Coordinates. Rutherford Scattering. Other Soluble Central Force Systems. Perturbations of Degenerate Systems. The Stark Effect. Momentum Eigenfunctions. Scattering from Central Fields. Ramsauer and Other Resonance Effects. Approximate Calculations for Slow Incident Particles. The Born Approximation. Phase Angles by Born Approximation. The Variational Method. Variation-iteration Method. Variational Principles for Scattering. Variationiteration Method for Scattering. Variational Principle for the Angle Distribution. Two Particles, One-dimensional Case. The Green's Function. Surface Waves. The Effects of Interaction between the Particles. Meaning of the Results. Coupled Harmonic Oscillators. Central Force Fields, Several Particles, Angular Momentum. Inversion and Parity. Symmetrizing for Two-particle Systems. Bound, Free, and "Surface" States. Green's Function for the Two-particle System. Bound States. Variational Calculation. Scattering of Electron from Hydrogen Atom. Elastic and Inelastic Scattering. Exchange of Particles. Recapitulation.
7 rvü Problems 1745 Jacobi Polynomials 1754 General Relationships. Special Cases. Semi-cylindrical Functions 1756 Bibliography 1757 CHAPTER 13 Vector Fields Vector Boundary Conditions, Eigenfunctions and Green's Functions 1762 The Transverse Field in Curvilinear Coordinates. Vector Green's Theorems. The Green's Function a Dyadic. Vector Eigenfunctions. Green's Function for the Vector Helmholtz Equation. Longitudinal and Transverse Green's Dyadics. Green's Dyadic for Elastic Waves. Solutions of the Vector Laplace Equation. Green's Functions for the Wave Equation Static and Steady-state Solutions 1791 Two-dimensional Solutions. Polar Coordinates. Circular Cylinder Coordinates. Spherical Coordinates. Green's Dyadic for Vector Laplace Equation. Magnetic Field Solutions. Viscous Flow about a Sphere. Elastic Distortion of a Sphere. Tractions Specified on Surface Vector Wave Solutions 1812 Reflection of Plane Waves from a Plane. Boundary Impedance. Elastic Wave Reflection. Waves in a Duct. The Green's Function. Generation of Waves by Wire. Losses along the Duct Walls. Reflection of Waves from End of Tube. Effect of Change of Duct Size. Reflection from Wire across Tube. Elastic Waves along a Bar. Torsional Forced Motions of a Rod. Nonstationary Viscous Flow in Tube. Electromagnetic Resonators. Energy Loss at Walls, the Q of the Cavity. Excitation of Resonator by Driving Current. Excitation by Wave Guide. Resonance Frequencies of a Klystron Cavity. Scattering from Cylinders. Spherical Waves. Radiation from Dipoles and Multipoles. Standing Waves in a Spherical Enclosure. Vibrations of an Elastic Sphere. The Green's Function for Free Space. Radiation from a Vibrating Current Distribution. Radiation from a Half-wave Antenna. Radiation from a Current Loop. Scattering from a Sphere. Energy Absorption by the Sphere. Distortion of Field by Small Object. Recapitulation. Problems 1891 Table of Spherical Vector Harmonics 1898 Special Cases. Zonal Vector Harmonics. Integral and Differential Relations. Bibliography 1901 Appendix 1903 GLOSSARY OF SYMBOLS USED 1904
8 xviii TABLES 1913 I. Trigonometric and Hyperbolic Functions ii. Trigonometric and Hyperbolic Functions in. Hyperbolic Tangent of Complex Quantity rv. Inverse Hyperbolic Tangent of Complex Quantity v. Logarithmic and Inverse Hyperbolic Functions vi. Spherical Harmonic Functions vii. Legendre Functions for Large Arguments viii. Legendre Functions for Imaginary Arguments rx. Legendre Functions of Half-integral Degree x. Bessel Functions for Cylindrical Coordinates xi. Hyperbolic Bessel Functions xii. Bessel Functions for Spherical Coordinates xiii. Legendre Functions for Spherical Coordinates xrv. Amplitudes and Phases for Cylindrical Bessel Functions xv. Amplitudes and Phases for Spherical Bessel Functions xvi. Periodic Mathieu Functions xvii. Normalizing Constants for Periodic Mathieu Functions and Limiting Values of Radial Mathieu Functions BIBLIOGRAPHY 1938 Index 1939
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