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If u = f(x,y), where x+y=2eθcosφ and x-y= 2ieθsinφ, prove that

2u/∂θ2 + ∂2u/∂φ2 = 4xy ∂²u/∂x∂y.

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Mainak Chakraborty , 13 Years ago
Grade Upto college level
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Jitender Singh

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x+y = 2e^{\theta }cos\phi…..........(1)
x-y = 2e^{\theta }sin\phi.............(2)
(1) + (2)
2x = 2e^{\theta }cos\phi + 2ie^{\theta }sin\phi
x = e^{\theta }(cos\phi + isin\phi)
x = e^{\theta }e^{i\phi } = e^{\theta +i\phi }
(1) – (2)
2y = 2e^{\theta }cos\phi - 2ie^{\theta }sin\phi
y = e^{\theta }(cos\phi -isin\phi)
x = e^{\theta }e^{-i\phi } = e^{\theta -i\phi }
Whatever the function ‘f’ is in terms of x & y, you can put the value of x, y in that & simply differentiate w.r.t to theta & phi.
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Jitender Singh
IIT Delhi
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