Titlebook: Acoustic and Electromagnetic Equations; Integral Representat Jean-Claude Nédélec Textbook 2001 Springer Science+Business Media New York 200

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Textbook 2001lutions. These representa­ tions yield several integral equations. We analyze their essential properties. We introduce variational formulations for these integral equations, which are the basis of most numerical approximations. Different parts of this book were taught for at least ten years by the a

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The Anatomy of the Developing Earhe notes of V. Neri and the book of E.M. Stein [142]. We establish some continuity results in Sobolev spaces for a class of singular integral operators and then deduce similar properties for the integral operators that we have encountered in the previous chapter.