equation 10.25 eq:pde-helmholtz-equation

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equation 10.25: eq:pde-helmholtz-equation10.25definition A.116: Orthogonal curvilinear coordinates; scale factorsA.116definition 23.39: Eikonal23.39proposition 10.29: Time separation reduces the canonical equations to Helmholtz10.29theorem 10.34: Separable systems for the Helmholtz operator10.34definition 7.98: Functions of class C^17.98definition A.125: Ellipsoidal coordinatesA.125definition A.118: Simple separation of the Helmholtz equationA.118lemma A.117: Laplacian in orthogonal coordinatesA.117definition 16.103: Optical path length; Fermat's principle16.103theorem 23.40: Eikonal and transport equations23.40lemma 10.28: The separation constant10.28example 10.38: The vibrating string10.38phenomenon 28.53: Chladni's figures28.53theorem 10.36: Solution of the heat problem on an interval10.36proof : ch:08-pdes@proof-10proofremark 23.19: The same conditions govern the Helmholtz equation23.19proof : app:A-long-proofs@proof-82proofproof : ch:08-pdes@prooflink-3proof

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