Abstract

It will be shown that finding solutions from the Poisson and Klein-Gordon equations under Neumann conditions are equivalent to solving an integral equation, which can be treated as a generalized two-dimensional moment problem over a domain that is considered rectangular. The method consists to solve the integral equation numerically using the two-dimensional inverse moments problem techniques. We illustrate the different cases with examples.

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  • It will be shown that finding solutions from the Poisson and KleinGordon equations under Neumann conditions are equivalent to solving an integral equation, which can be treated as a generalized two-dimensional moment problem over a domain that is considered rectangular

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Introduction

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Resolution of the Poisson Equation
Solution of the Generalized Moments Problem
Theorem
Numerical Examples
Conclusions
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