example 10.31 Cartesian separation

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example 10.31: Cartesian separation10.31equation 9.106: eq:slt-helmholtz-ode9.106lemma 10.28: The separation constant10.28example A.122: CartesianA.122phenomenon 33.4: A twisted fibre restores in proportion to the twist33.4definition 10.2: Linear, semilinear, quasilinear10.2definition A.118: Simple separation of the Helmholtz equationA.118example 10.32: Cylindrical separation10.32example 10.33: Spherical separation10.33proposition 23.9: Separation of the time23.9proposition 10.29: Time separation reduces the canonical equations to Helmholtz10.29theorem 10.34: Separable systems for the Helmholtz operator10.34proof : ch:08-pdes@proof-9prooftheorem A.120: Stäckel and Robertson conditionsA.120

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