By Al-Gwaiz
A textbook for a graduate path within the idea of distributions and comparable subject matters, for college students of utilized arithmetic or theoretical physics. Introduces the speculation, explicates mathematical buildings and the Hilbert-space features, and offers purposes to standard boundary difficulties. Annotation
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It is usually denoted by the symbol K(k) [40, 41]. The Jacobi elliptic function cn(u; k) has the following Fourier expansion [40]: 27r ~,t u\ [ 79 (KU\ cn{u: k) = —— —*— cos V ' ' kK{k)ll +q \2KJ /57ru^ COS ] + l+qs ! 136b) With these results, Eq. 5 cos I —=— ) + where P = P(eA2) is given by Eq. 134). 1, the equation of motion of the pendulum was derived. 2+ dt ( 1)^6 = 0. 141) and E0 is a constant which gives the total energy. Substituting Eqs. 141) into Eq. 139) gives 0T~) (f)2+msL(1 ~cose) = £°- (1 142) - The constant £^o is determined by using the following initial conditions: *(0) = *o, ^ = 0 .