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Prove that the laplacian operator is isotropic (rotation invariant) matrixx

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Answered by MƦAttrαctívє
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<b>So if a function is harmonic in the variables (x, y), it must also be harmonic in the variables (x/,y/). This is the invariance under translations. ... Thus, Laplace's operator is invariant under rotations in two dimensions.

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Answered by Anonymous
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Explanation:hey

if a function is harmonic in the variables (x, y), it must also be harmonic in the variables (x/,y/). This is the invariance under translations. ... Thus, Laplace's operator is invariant under rotations in two dimensions.


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