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Laplace's Equation and Separation of Variables
Using separation of variables, solve Laplace's equaton inside a 60 degree wedge of radius a, subject to boundary conditions:
u(r,0) = 0
u(r,pi/3) = 0
u(a,θ) = f(θ)
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