Titlebook: Boundary Value Problems of Mathematical Physics and Related Aspects of Function Theory; O. A. Ladyzhenskaya Book 1970 Springer Science+Bus

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Boundary Value Problems of Mathematical Physics and Related Aspects of Function Theory

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-53747-0ned concretely. As consequences of these results, some theorems were obtained on the convergence of the method of Ritz, applied to boundary problems for elliptic equations of the second and forth orders.

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Traumatic Sequelae of Lower Limb,ve given for obtaining this estimate (see §§3,4, Chap. 4, and §2, Chap. 6 of [2]) have also been applied, with corresponding modifications, to some classes of nonuniformly elliptic equations. A series of such classes was singled out in papers [3]–[7]. We point out here still another class of such equations.

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Sovereignty Transformed: Yalta and Potsdam,ction of the operator and its functional model, as developed by B. S. Nagy and C. Foias [1]. Therefore, we shall consider only operators of contraction, which are in some (sufficiently weak) sense close to unitary, i.e., operators which are well-placed in the scheme of Nagy and Foias.

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Expansions in Characteristic Vectors of Nonunitary Operators and the Characteristic Function,ction of the operator and its functional model, as developed by B. S. Nagy and C. Foias [1]. Therefore, we shall consider only operators of contraction, which are in some (sufficiently weak) sense close to unitary, i.e., operators which are well-placed in the scheme of Nagy and Foias.

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Some Remarks on the Convergence of Sequences of Functions of Polynomial Type in W p 1 (G) Spaces,ned concretely. As consequences of these results, some theorems were obtained on the convergence of the method of Ritz, applied to boundary problems for elliptic equations of the second and forth orders.

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On Some Classes of Nonuniformly Elliptic Equations,ve given for obtaining this estimate (see §§3,4, Chap. 4, and §2, Chap. 6 of [2]) have also been applied, with corresponding modifications, to some classes of nonuniformly elliptic equations. A series of such classes was singled out in papers [3]–[7]. We point out here still another class of such equations.