The construction of the Maxwell representation for a cylindrically symmetric spherical harmonic of arbitrary order. (English) Zbl 0684.65016
This paper gives an algorithm for determining the general structure of the Maxwell invariant representation for cylindrically symmetric spherical harmonics of arbitrary order.
Reviewer: Y.Kobayashi
MSC:
65D20 | Computation of special functions and constants, construction of tables |
33C55 | Spherical harmonics |
Keywords:
characteristic direction; algorithm; Maxwell invariant representation; cylindrically symmetric spherical harmonicsReferences:
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