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Evaluate the following integrals:

(a) (r2+r·a+a2)δ3(r-a), where a is a fixed vector, a is its magnitude.

(b) v|r-d|2δ3(5r), where V is a cube of side 2, centered at origin and b=4y^+3z^.

(c) vr4+r2(r·c)+c4δ3(r-c), where is a cube of side 6, about the origin, c=5x^+3y^+2z^and c is its magnitude.

(d) vr·(d-r)δ3(e-r), where d=(1,2,3),e=(3,2,1), and where v is a sphere of radius 1.5 centered at (2,2,2).

Short Answer

Expert verified

(a) The value of the integral in part (a) is (r2+r·a+a2)δ3(r-a)dτ=3a2.

(b) The value of the integral in part (b) is v|r-d|2δ3(5r)dτ=15.

(c) The value of integral in part (c) is vr4+r2(r·c)+c4δ3(r-c)dτ=0.

(d) The value of the integral in part (c) is vr·(d-r)δ3(e-r)dτ=-4.

Step by step solution

01

Describe the given information

The given integrals are (r2+r·a+a2)δ3(r-a), where is a fixed vector, and a is its magnitude. The given integral in (b) is v|r-d|2δ3(5r), where v is a cube of side 2, centered at origin, b=4y^+3z^. The given integral in (c) isvr4+r2(r·c)+c4δ3(r-c)dτ, where is a cube of side 6, centered at origin, c=5x^+3y^+2z^. The given integral in (d) is vr·(d-r)δ3(e-r), where d=(1,2,3),e=(3,2,1), and where v is a sphere of radius 1.5 centered at(2,2,2).

02

Define integral

The integral of a function f(x), defined as f(x)dx, gives the area bounded by the curve and the x axis.

03

Step: 3 Find the value of second integral

(a)

The value of the integral in part (b) can be computed using the result, as:

δkx=1kδx,as:

(r2+r·a+a2)δ3(r-a)dτ=a2+a·a+a2=a2+a2+a2=3a2

Thus the value of the integral in part (b) is (r2+r·a+a2)δ3(r-a)dτ=3a2.

04

Step: 4 Find the value of first integral.

(b)

The value of the integral in part (a) can be computed using the result fxδ3x-adx=fa, as:

localid="1657513835870" v|r-d|2δ3(5r)dτ=v|r-d|2δ3(5r)δ(5r)δ(5r)dτ

localid="1657513859947" =153vr-b2δ3rdτ=1125vr-b2δrdτ153v0-b2δrdτ

Solve further as,

localid="1657514252499" v|r-d|2δ3(5r)dτ=-b253vδrdτ=-b21251=-4y^-3z^2125=42+322125=15

Thus the value of the integral in part (a) is v|r-d|2δ3(5r)dτ=15.

05

Step: 5 Find the value of third integral

(c)

The value of the integral in part (c) can be computed using the fact that the value of Dirac delta function is 0 if the integral ids defined outside its domain.

As v is a sphere of radius 6 and c=5x^+3y^+2z^, where

c=52+32+22=38

Thus, the integral is defined outside the domain of Dirac delta function.

Hence vr4+r2(r·c)+c4δ3(r-c)dτ=0.

The value of integral in part (c) is vr4+r2(r·c)+c4δ3(r-c)dτ=0.

06

Step: 6 Find the value of fourth integral

(d)

The value of the integral in part (d) is is vr·(d-r)δ3(e-r)dτ, where d=(1,2,3),e=(3,2,1), and where is a sphere of radius 1.5 centered at 2,2,2.

The value of the integral can be computed using

vr·(d-r)δ3(e-r)dτ=ve·d-eδ3e-rdr=e·d-eδ3e-rdr=e·d-e1=e·d-e

The vector d=(1,2,3),e=(3,2,1)can be written in vector notation as,

d=x^+2y^+3z^,e=3x^+2y^+z^

Substitute 3x^+2y^+z^for e,x^+2y^+3z^for dinto vr·(d-r)δ3(e-r)dτ=e·(d-e).

vr·(d-r)δ3(e-r)dτ=3x^+2y^+z^·x^+2y^+3z^-3x^+2y^+z^=3x^+2y^+z^·-2^x+0y^+2z^=-6+2=-4

Thus, the value of the integral in part (c) is vr·(d-r)δ3(e-r)dτ=-4.

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