Titlebook: Introductory Functional Analysis; With Applications to B. Daya Reddy Textbook 1998 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1998 Algebra.ca

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Introductory Functional Analysis978-1-4612-0575-3Series ISSN 0939-2475 Series E-ISSN 2196-9949

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Sets vectors, or functions. Such collections, which are known as sets, are endowed with additional structure, and when this is done it becomes possible to elaborate on their properties and build up a coherent theory.

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Distributions and Sobolev spaces introduction to functional analysis. Given the problem of finding a function . that satisfies a partial differential equation and one or more boundary conditions, it is clearly of great value to know beforehand whether such a solution exists and, if so, whether it is unique, and finally how smooth this function is.

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Elliptic boundary value problemsalue problems. Section 8.1 sets the stage by introducing a range of problems involving differential equations; we saw some examples in the Introduction, and here the opportunity is taken to introduce a few more.

Adjourn

Approximate methods of solutionre we can quite justifiably ask: how does one actually obtain solutions? The answer is rather disappointing, unfortunately; except for problems involving very simple PDEs and geometries, it is quite impossible, using existing methods, to obtain exact solutions to most BVPs in either the conventional or variational formulations.

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Properties of normed spacesNormed and inner product spaces possess a wealth of properties, and these in turn allow sophisticated theories to be developed and applied in a variety of contexts. Some of these properties are introduced in this chapter.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4612-0575-3Algebra; calculus; finite elements; functional analysis; linear optimization; mathematics; proving