Chapter 3Laplace’s Equation in Three Dimensions
Properties of the three-dimensional Laplace equation:
- V(x,y,z) is the average of V around this point:
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where R is the radius of the sphere centered around (x,y,z) used in the evaluation of the surface integral.
- The solution of Laplace's equation can not have local maxima or minima. Extreme values must occur at the end points (the boundaries).