Mod-09 Lec-23 Fundamental Green function for Δ2(Part I)

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Holy hell, this has some serious implications for any integral transformation of the Green's function for which there exists an inverse. Holy balls Batman!

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I have never seen anywhere that the the Green function could be regarded as the inverse operation of the differential operator - Insightful!

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[shreyasbhatt]

Can the green's function be defined also for operators other than differential operators to solve the equations involving such operators??

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