Preconditioning And Boundary Conditions
Preconditioning And Boundary Conditions
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Let us reinterpret (2. 13). Given a boundary value problem involving an operator of Class N we consider the bilinear form d{u, v) on HiiD-Xo) ^ HxinXo) defined by d(u, v) = a(u, v) - f auvda . ^2 14) For each fixed u € Hii^. To) the value d(u, •) is a bounded linear functional on Hi(D, ro)- The weak form A^ of A is the mapping taking u into d(u, •). That is, (A^u)(v) = d(u, v) . (2. 15) Thus, (2. 13) is the statement that (A^^u) ^ L2i^) in the sense that A^u may be represented by /as (Aw")(...v) = (f, v) (2. 16) We have given this careful and explicit review of these ideas to emphasize the fact that in this Hi formulation of boundary value problems; if A and B are two uniformly elliptic operators of Class A^ and ro(A) = ro(5), then A„, and 5„, have the same domain, Hi(D, ro).
When working with d(u, v) one must be able to bound boundary integrals. The basic estimate is: there is a constant Lq = Lo(D, ), depending only on H, such that, for every V € Hiin), Ultracomputer Note 143 Page 10 f v2ja
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8).
Let us reinterpret (2. 13). Given a boundary value problem involving an operator of Class N we consider the bilinear form d{u, v) on HiiD-Xo) ^ HxinXo) defined by d(u, v) = a(u, v) - f auvda . ^2 14) For each fixed u € Hii^. To) the value d(u, •) is a bounded linear functional on Hi(D, ro)- The weak form A^ of A is the mapping taking u into d(u, •). That is, (A^u)(v) = d(u, v) . (2. 15) Thus, (2. 13) is the statement that (A^^u) ^ L2i^) in the sense that A^u may be represented by /as (Aw")(...v) = (f, v) (2. 16) We have given this careful and explicit review of these ideas to emphasize the fact that in this Hi formulation of boundary value problems; if A and B are two uniformly elliptic operators of Class A^ and ro(A) = ro(5), then A„, and 5„, have the same domain, Hi(D, ro).
When working with d(u, v) one must be able to bound boundary integrals. The basic estimate is: there is a constant Lq = Lo(D, ), depending only on H, such that, for every V € Hiin), Ultracomputer Note 143 Page 10 f v2ja
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