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How do I obtain a solution of this Helmholtz equation?



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I want to get a solution of the following Helmholtz equation.



$$ Delta u+ k^2 u = f, qquad x in mathbbR^n, ; k>0$$



Using the Fourier transform, I have



beginalign*u&=int_mathbbR^n e^ixcdotxi frac1k^2- int_mathbbR^n e^-iycdotxi f(y)dydxi \
&=int_mathbbR^nf(y)int_mathbbR^n e^i(x-y)cdotxi frac1k^2 - dxi dy.
endalign*



But I can't calculate



$$int_mathbbR^n e^i(x-y)cdotxi frac1k^2 - dxi$$



How do I solve it?



If $n=3$, I probably know the answer that it might be $frace^ik$ although I don't know how it is derived.










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    I want to get a solution of the following Helmholtz equation.



    $$ Delta u+ k^2 u = f, qquad x in mathbbR^n, ; k>0$$



    Using the Fourier transform, I have



    beginalign*u&=int_mathbbR^n e^ixcdotxi frac1k^2- int_mathbbR^n e^-iycdotxi f(y)dydxi \
    &=int_mathbbR^nf(y)int_mathbbR^n e^i(x-y)cdotxi frac1k^2 - dxi dy.
    endalign*



    But I can't calculate



    $$int_mathbbR^n e^i(x-y)cdotxi frac1k^2 - dxi$$



    How do I solve it?



    If $n=3$, I probably know the answer that it might be $frace^ik$ although I don't know how it is derived.










    share|cite|improve this question











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      $begingroup$


      I want to get a solution of the following Helmholtz equation.



      $$ Delta u+ k^2 u = f, qquad x in mathbbR^n, ; k>0$$



      Using the Fourier transform, I have



      beginalign*u&=int_mathbbR^n e^ixcdotxi frac1k^2- int_mathbbR^n e^-iycdotxi f(y)dydxi \
      &=int_mathbbR^nf(y)int_mathbbR^n e^i(x-y)cdotxi frac1k^2 - dxi dy.
      endalign*



      But I can't calculate



      $$int_mathbbR^n e^i(x-y)cdotxi frac1k^2 - dxi$$



      How do I solve it?



      If $n=3$, I probably know the answer that it might be $frace^ik$ although I don't know how it is derived.










      share|cite|improve this question











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      I want to get a solution of the following Helmholtz equation.



      $$ Delta u+ k^2 u = f, qquad x in mathbbR^n, ; k>0$$



      Using the Fourier transform, I have



      beginalign*u&=int_mathbbR^n e^ixcdotxi frac1k^2- int_mathbbR^n e^-iycdotxi f(y)dydxi \
      &=int_mathbbR^nf(y)int_mathbbR^n e^i(x-y)cdotxi frac1k^2 - dxi dy.
      endalign*



      But I can't calculate



      $$int_mathbbR^n e^i(x-y)cdotxi frac1k^2 - dxi$$



      How do I solve it?



      If $n=3$, I probably know the answer that it might be $frace^ik$ although I don't know how it is derived.







      integration pde harmonic-analysis linear-pde






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