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Solution of a periodic boundary-value problem by direct application of Floquet's theorem

Solution of a periodic boundary-value problem by direct application of Floquet's theorem

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Laplace's equation is solved under periodic-boundary conditions, by consideration of one period, by direct use of Floquet's theorem. Successive point over-relaxation computer techniques are used. Such solutions require the use of complex mesh points, and convergence is rapid. Analytical results are compared.

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