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A detailed explanation of how to compute Green functions for differential operators, using Helmholtz as an example.

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The Green function for the Helmholtz operator

Solving the Helmholtz equation is a standard problem in almost any course in mathematical physics, and a simple way to introduce the notion of Green functions. I solve it here in full detail, explaining every step of the solution. Originally written on February 22, 2005.

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