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Boundary-decaying Green kernel for an inverse-square differential operator (G(x,ξ)=−min(x,ξ)2/[3max(x,ξ)])

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For L=d2/dx2−2/x2 on x>0, the homogeneous solutions x2,x−1 satisfy respectively the zero and infinity boundary conditions. Their Wronskian is −3. The displayed Green's function is continuous at x=ξ and its first derivative has jump one, so Lx​G=δ(x−ξ) in the distribution sense. Integration against a compactly supported forcing gives the unique solution decaying at both boundaries.

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  • Past exam of the mathematics course of the University of Cambridge / 2001 / ib / Paper 1 / 11H / Solution

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