We also show how Dirichlet and non-Dirichlet boundary conditions transform as well as how the spectra and norming constants are affected.
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corresponding to the eigenvalue, transforms obeying (2.5) to obeying (2.2) and transforms the boundary conditions as follows: (1) boundary conditions (a) transform to and ; (2) boundary conditions (b) transform to and (3.13); (3) boundary conditions (c) transform to (3.2) and ; (4) boundary conditions (d) transform to (3.2) and (3.13). .
boundary conditions (a) transform to and ; boundary conditions (b) transform to and (3.13); boundary conditions (c) transform to (3.2) and ; boundary conditions (d) transform to (3.2) and (3.13).
Equations (8) and (12) (as well as the associated boundary conditions) are transformed according to (13), namely following the transformation of differential operators: frac{partial}{partial r } = frac{1}{chi'(xi)} frac{partial}{partialxi} = colon D_{xi}, qquad frac{partial}{partial z } = frac {1}{chi' eta)} frac{partial}{partialeta} = colon D_{eta}.
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The boundary conditions are transformed as begin{aligned} &F=V_{0}, qquad F'=h+C_{1}F"+C_{2}F"',qquad Theta'=frac{h_{f}}{kappa}(Theta-1) quadmbox{at }eta^=0, &F'rightarrow0, qquadThetarightarrow0, quadmbox{as } eta^ rightarrowinfty.
The boundary conditions are transformed as begin{aligned} &F=frac{4}{3}V_{0},qquad F'=1, qquad Theta'=frac{h_{f}}{kappa}x^{frac{1}{4}}(Theta-1) quad mbox{at }eta^=0, &F'rightarrow0, qquadThetarightarrow0, quadmbox{as } eta^ rightarrowinfty.
Moreover, obeying the boundary conditions (2.1) transforms to obeying the Dirichlet boundary conditions as follows: (2.4).
Depending on the growth conditions, γ transformed from δ as cells or as a plane front.
In addition, obeying the Dirichlet boundary conditions (2.4) transforms to obeying the non-Dirichlet boundary conditions as follows: (2.7).
