- #1
Mike Jonese
Homework Statement
So I have an equation V = Ae(kx)+Be(-kx)
And boundary conditons V= V0 when x=0 and V= 0 when x=b
2. Homework Equations
I have solved ones where v=0 at x=0 where it nicely simplifies as the exponentials =1 and the Coeffecients A=-B which leads to a sinh function and I can handle that. But, for problems where V = V0 right on x=0 I can't simplify it in a convenient way
The Attempt at a Solution
when x=b Ae(kb) + Be(-kb) = 0
I can't figure out a way to simplify this expression to figure out the coeffecients.
This is a 3 dimensional problem but I am just focusing on the x aspect right now. I can imagine shifting the coordinate frame to conveniently place V=0 at x=0 but I really would like to avoid doing that and figure out how to just solve this at with the given coordinate frame.
Thanks so much for any insight