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which is to say that the operation of taking the Newtonian potential of a function is a partial inverse to the Laplace operator. Then
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will not affect the equation. This fact can be used to prove existence and uniqueness of solutions to the
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is not twice differentiable. The solution is not unique, since addition of any harmonic function to
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for the Poisson equation in suitably regular domains, and for suitably well-behaved functions
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is associated to a mass distribution on a sufficiently smooth hypersurface
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The Newtonian potential is defined more broadly as the convolution
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will be a classical solution, that is twice differentiable, if
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associated to a charge distribution on a closed surface. If
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Green's function for the three-variable Laplace equation
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Elliptic Partial Differential Equations of Second Order
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It satisfies the Poisson equation 503: 116:Newton's law of universal gravitation 110:, where it served as the fundamental 7: 1670:Newton's theorem of revolving orbits 672:who gave an example of a continuous 70:at the origin, the Newtonian kernel 1618:Leibniz–Newton calculus controversy 1359:standing on the shoulders of giants 1985: 1019:, then the Newtonian potential of 900: 882: 801: 742: 702: 627: 543: 310: 270: 216: 176: 77: 25: 58:. In its general nature, it is a 1947:Isaac Newton Group of Telescopes 827:. Moreover, when the measure is 1967:Newton International Fellowship 1648:generalized Gauss–Newton method 1561:Newton's method in optimization 1082:undergoes a jump discontinuity 915: 108:special case of three variables 2022:Partial differential equations 1144:Partial Differential Equations 950: 944: 909: 903: 891: 885: 773: 767: 757: 745: 717: 711: 591: 587: 579: 569: 552: 546: 437: 428: 411: 399: 364: 356: 319: 313: 243: 237: 231: 219: 191: 185: 170: 164: 27:Green's function for Laplacian 1: 831:, the Newtonian potential is 816:{\displaystyle \Delta w=\mu } 125:The Newtonian potential of a 1588:Newton's theorem about ovals 1066: − 1)-dimensional 508:Gilbarg & Trudinger 1983 1957:Sir Isaac Newton Sixth Form 1613:Corpuscular theory of light 1539:Schrödinger–Newton equation 1227:Encyclopedia of Mathematics 1220:Solomentsev, E.D. (2001) , 1209:Encyclopedia of Mathematics 1202:Solomentsev, E.D. (2001) , 1191:Encyclopedia of Mathematics 1184:Solomentsev, E.D. (2001) , 645:{\displaystyle \Delta w=f,} 263:where the Newtonian kernel 2048: 1366:Notes on the Jewish Temple 1102:for the Laplace equation. 854:, then the convolution of 495:is the volume of the unit 60:singular integral operator 846:is a compactly supported 790:is a compactly supported 66:with a function having a 1517:post-Newtonian expansion 1397:Corruptions of Scripture 1389:Ancient Kingdoms Amended 1204:"Simple-layer potential" 609:The Newtonian potential 68:mathematical singularity 1707:Absolute space and time 1571:truncated Newton method 1544:Newton's laws of motion 1507:Newton's law of cooling 1041:electrostatic potential 866:outside the support of 660:is bounded and locally 276:{\displaystyle \Gamma } 120:electrostatic potential 112:gravitational potential 83:{\displaystyle \Gamma } 1942:Isaac Newton Telescope 1932:Isaac Newton Institute 1702:Newton–Puiseux theorem 1697:Parallelogram of force 1685:kissing number problem 1675:Newton–Euler equations 1578:Gauss–Newton algorithm 1527:gravitational constant 1169:, New York: Springer, 1112:Double layer potential 1039:in the context of the 1025:simple layer potential 967: 852:rotationally invariant 817: 780: 646: 601: 530: 478: 297: 277: 257: 145: 84: 1896:Isaac Newton Gargoyle 1806: (nephew-in-law) 1782:Copernican Revolution 1777:Scientific Revolution 1638:Newton–Cotes formulas 1502:Newton's inequalities 1479:Structural coloration 968: 818: 781: 647: 617:is a solution of the 602: 531: 510:)). 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Index

Newton kernel
mathematics
operator
vector calculus
Laplacian
potential theory
singular integral operator
convolution
mathematical singularity
fundamental solution
Laplace equation
Isaac Newton
harmonic function
special case of three variables
gravitational potential
Newton's law of universal gravitation
electrostatic potential
compactly supported
integrable function
convolution
d-ball
Evans 1998
Gilbarg & Trudinger 1983
Poisson equation
Hölder continuous
Otto Hölder
Henrik Petrini
Dirichlet problem
Radon measure
distributions

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