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The Static Maxwell System in Three Dimensional Inhomogeneous Isotropic Media, Generalized Non-Euclidean Modification of the System $(R)$ and Fueter's Construction

Analysis of PDEs 2021-08-10 v8 Complex Variables

Abstract

This paper extends approach of our joint paper with K\"{a}hler and recent paper of the author, published in 2021, on problems of the static Maxwell system in three dimensional inhomogeneous media. Applied pseudoanalytic function theory developed by Kravchenko et al. allows to characterize, in particular, meridional and transverse fields in cylindrically layered media. Geometric properties of the electric field gradient (EFGEFG) tensor within a wide range of meridional fields allows us to introduce the concept of α\alpha-meridional mappings of the first and second kind depending on the values of a real parameter α\alpha. In case α=1\alpha =1 tools of the radially holomorphic potential provide essentially new meridional models in the context of generalized axially symmetric potential theory (GASPT). Integral representations of Bessel functions of the first kind of integer order and the reduced quaternionic argument are first established. In case α=0\alpha =0 geometric properties of harmonic meridional mappings of the second kind are described. Some open problems in three dimensional inhomogeneous anisotropic media are discussed using a generalized Riemannian modification of the system (R)(R).

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@article{arxiv.1904.08299,
  title  = {The Static Maxwell System in Three Dimensional Inhomogeneous Isotropic Media, Generalized Non-Euclidean Modification of the System $(R)$ and Fueter's Construction},
  author = {Dmitry Bryukhov},
  journal= {arXiv preprint arXiv:1904.08299},
  year   = {2021}
}

Comments

40 pages; stylistic adjustments, revised references. Applications of Bessel functions of the first kind of integer order and the reduced quaternionic argument in special cylindrically layered media are demonstrated explicitly. Important specific features of applications of harmonic meridional mappings of the second kind in homogeneous media are discussed in more detail