lemma 10.28 The separation constant

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lemma 10.28: The separation constant10.28definition 10.2: Linear, semilinear, quasilinear10.2definition A.118: Simple separation of the Helmholtz equationA.118example 10.31: Cartesian separation10.31example 10.32: Cylindrical separation10.32example 10.33: Spherical separation10.33proposition 23.9: Separation of the time23.9proposition 10.29: Time separation reduces the canonical equations to Helmholtz10.29theorem 10.34: Separable systems for the Helmholtz operator10.34proof : ch:08-pdes@proof-9proofdefinition 10.1: Partial differential equation; order10.1definition A.103: First-order quasilinear system with zero dataA.103definition 10.93: Scalar conservation law10.93definition 10.3: Principal part and principal symbol10.3proposition 28.44: Superposition28.44proposition 10.15: Method of characteristics, first order10.15proposition 10.43: Representation of the solution10.43theorem 10.22: Cauchy–Kovalevskaya10.22theorem 10.52: Duhamel's principle10.52definition A.116: Orthogonal curvilinear coordinates; scale factorsA.116theorem A.120: Stäckel and Robertson conditionsA.120equation 9.106: eq:slt-helmholtz-ode9.106example A.122: CartesianA.122equation 9.125: eq:slt-bessel-ode9.125example A.123: Circular cylindricalA.123equation 9.157: eq:slt-asslegendre-ode9.157equation 9.163: eq:slt-spherical-harmonics9.163example A.124: SphericalA.124equation 23.2: eq:hj-equation23.2theorem 22.10: Conservation of the Hamiltonian22.10proposition 23.10: The characteristic function is the abbreviated action23.10remark 23.12: Two functions, two roles23.12proof : ch:06-hamilton-jacobi@proof-3proofequation 10.25: eq:pde-helmholtz-equation10.25example 10.38: The vibrating string10.38phenomenon 28.53: Chladni's figures28.53theorem 10.36: Solution of the heat problem on an interval10.36proof : ch:08-pdes@proof-10proofremark 23.19: The same conditions govern the Helmholtz equation23.19proof : app:A-long-proofs@proof-82proofneighborhood truncated

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