By Peter W. Hawkes
ISBN-10: 0120147742
ISBN-13: 9780120147748
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The method described was introduced by Berry (2001) in this problem, who considered the evanescent part of the scalar Green’s function, and this approach was extended by us (Arnoldus and Foley, 2002b) to include all auxiliary functions of Green’s tensor. We also improved Berry’s result in that our solution covers the entire range of angles from the xy-plane up to the z-axis with a single asymptotic approximation. A. Derivation The starting point is the integral representations in Eqs. (90)–(95) for the evanescent parts.
For |z¯| suYciently large, compared with r, ¯ at most the ‘ ¼ 0 term will contribute to the far field. We then find Ma ðqÞev % 1 J0 ðr¯ j¯zj Mb ðqÞev % À Mf ðqÞev % 1 J2 ðr¯ j¯zj 1 J1 ðr¯ j¯zj 154Þ 155Þ 156Þ and the others are of higher order and therefore give no possible contribution to the far field. First, we note that on the z-axis J0(0) ¼ 1, J1(0) ¼ J2(0) ¼ 0, and Eqs. (154)–(156) simplify further to Ma ðqÞev % 1 j¯zj ð157Þ with all others of higher order. The corresponding evanescent parts of Green’s tensor and vector are therefore $ 1 $ 1 w ðqÞev % ð I þ ez ez Þ 2 q ð158Þ hðqÞev % 0 ð159Þ because |z¯| ¼ q, which is in agreement with Eqs.
Asymptotic Series To derive an asymptotic expansion for large |z¯|, we start from the integral representations for Mk ðqÞev , Eqs. (90)–(95). We notice that these integrals have the form of Laplace transforms with |z¯| as the Laplace parameter. The standard procedure for obtaining an asymptotic expansion for integrals of this type is repeated integration by parts. In this way we get one term at a time, and every next term becomes more diYcult to obtain. In this section we take a diVerent approach, which leads to the entire asymptotic series.