PSI - Issue 40
A.I. Chanyshev et al. / Procedia Structural Integrity 40 (2022) 97–104 Chanyshev A.I. at al. / Structural Integrity Procedia 00 (2022) 000 – 000
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( ) ( ) u f z g z , where f and g are arbitrary functions.
and the solution is of the form Function u must be real, so
(5)
( ) ( ) u f z f z ,
that is, it must be a doubled real part of the function ( ) Re ( ) Im ( ) f z f z i f z . To find the function ( ) f z , we use the boundary conditions (2), (3). Applying them, we find
(6)
( i i f a e f a e ) (
) 2 ( )
,
2 ( )
( i i e f a e e f a e ) ( i i
)
(7)
.
a
We differentiate (6) by the polar angle . As a result, instead of (6), (7), we have the system
( i i a e f a e i a e f a e a e f a e a e f a e ) ( ( ) ( i i i i i i i
) 2 ( ),
(8)
) 2 ( ).
From (8) we find
( i i i a e f a e
( ) ( ) i
(9)
)
.
Hence, given that
( ) d d
( ) d d
d f
d f
( f a e
i
)
,
,
,
i
i i a e d
( d a e
)
we obtain that
( i d f a e d )
( ) . ( ) i d
Integrating it, we find
( i f a e
(10)
) ( ) ( ) i
(owing to (3), the constant of integration can be placed in a function ( ) ). In this formula
1 ln z i a
i z e а
i z a e ,
,
.
Hence it follows that
1
1
z
z
( )
ln
ln
f z
i
(11)
.
i a
i a
Owing to (10), this formula is valid at r a . Solution (11) is continued inside the contour r a . It is obvious, that the boundary conditions (2), (3) are satisfied. Moreover, at each point inside the circle, the Laplace equation (1)
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