On the Uniqueness of Discrete Gravity and Magnetic Potentials

The problem of the uniqueness of the solution to finite-differenced analogues of the Laplace equation in various domains of the three-dimensional space for restoring discrete gravity and magnetic potentials is considered. This approach makes it possible to determine potentials in two cases: a) when the discrete fundamental solution is known and b) if an additional a priori information on the boundary values of potentials is given.

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Computational Mathematics and Mathematical Physics
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2025-03-01
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https://doi.org/10.1134/s0965542524702130
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Matrix Theory and Algorithms
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On the Uniqueness of Discrete Gravity and Magnetic Potentials

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On the Uniqueness of Discrete Gravity and Magnetic Potentials

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Abstract

The problem of the uniqueness of the solution to finite-differenced analogues of the Laplace equation in various domains of the three-dimensional space for restoring discrete gravity and magnetic potentials is considered. This approach makes it possible to determine potentials in two cases: a) when the discrete fundamental solution is known and b) if an additional a priori information on the boundary values of potentials is given.

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