2017
DOI: 10.1007/s10958-017-3470-9
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Abstract Green Formulas for Triples of Hilbert Spaces and Sesquilinear Forms

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“…(1.3) Theorem 1.1 (see [20]). Let a space triple E, F, and G (with scalar products) and a trace operator γ satisfy conditions 1 • -3 • .…”
Section: Abstract Green Formulae For Triples Of Hilbert Spaces and Sesquilinear Formsmentioning
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“…(1.3) Theorem 1.1 (see [20]). Let a space triple E, F, and G (with scalar products) and a trace operator γ satisfy conditions 1 • -3 • .…”
Section: Abstract Green Formulae For Triples Of Hilbert Spaces and Sesquilinear Formsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…General approaches applied to investigations of these problems stimulate us to consider them on the basis of the abstract Green formula for triples of Hilbert spaces or sesquilinear forms and on the basis of the corresponding generalized Green formulae for particular spaces arising in problems of mathematical physics (see [14,15,18,20,21]).…”
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“…In the present work we employ an abstract approach for studying boundary value problems and transmission problem in Lipschitz domains developed by S.G. Krein and N.D. Kopachevsky. It is based on using abstract and generalized Green's formula adapted for a particular problem (see works [18]- [23]). In particular, such approach was used in works by the second co-author of the paper (see [21], [24], [25]) in studying some problems with the parameter linearly involved in an equation and boundary conditions.…”
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“…In order to formulate problem (1)-(3) in operator form, we employ a generalized Green's formula for the Laplace operator and mixed boundary conditions, which arises as a particular case of the abstract Green's formula proved in works by N.D. Kopachevsky with co-authors [21]- [23]. In the last work the following result was provided.…”
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