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A method to solve certain differential equations on a domain by putting image sources outside the domain to fulfill [boundary-conditions] on the boundary. Common applications can be found in [electrostatics], [magnetostatics] or [acoustics].
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What is the justification for the method of images in electrostatics?
The method of image charges is a well-known and very useful tool for solving problems in electrostatics.
Unfortunately, when I was taught this method, it was presented simply as an algorithm. No real …
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