2000
DOI: 10.1007/bf02754498
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The two-dimensional heat equation with nonlocal boundary conditions

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“…Problem – has nonlocal boundary conditions and its spectral problem, that is, the problem –, is nonself‐adjoint. In , a biorthogonal system of functions is constructed leftalign-starrightalign-oddMathClass-open{Z0k:=X0MathClass-open(xMathClass-close)VkMathClass-open(yMathClass-close),ZMathClass-open(2m1MathClass-close)k:=XmMathClass-open(xMathClass-close)VkMathClass-open(yMathClass-close),Z2mk:=X2mkMathClass-open(xMathClass-close)VkMathClass-open(yMathClass-close)MathClass-close},align-evenrightalign-labelrightalign-oddMathClass-open{W0k:=X̃0MathClass-open(xMathClass-close)VkMathClass-open(yMathClass-close),WMathClass-open(2m1MathClass-close)k:=X̃mMathClass-open(xMathClass-close)VkMathClass-open(yMathClass-close),W2mk:=X̃2mkMathClass-open(xMathClass-close)VkMathClass-open(yMathClass-close)MathClass-close}...…”
Section: The Direct Problemmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Problem – has nonlocal boundary conditions and its spectral problem, that is, the problem –, is nonself‐adjoint. In , a biorthogonal system of functions is constructed leftalign-starrightalign-oddMathClass-open{Z0k:=X0MathClass-open(xMathClass-close)VkMathClass-open(yMathClass-close),ZMathClass-open(2m1MathClass-close)k:=XmMathClass-open(xMathClass-close)VkMathClass-open(yMathClass-close),Z2mk:=X2mkMathClass-open(xMathClass-close)VkMathClass-open(yMathClass-close)MathClass-close},align-evenrightalign-labelrightalign-oddMathClass-open{W0k:=X̃0MathClass-open(xMathClass-close)VkMathClass-open(yMathClass-close),WMathClass-open(2m1MathClass-close)k:=X̃mMathClass-open(xMathClass-close)VkMathClass-open(yMathClass-close),W2mk:=X̃2mkMathClass-open(xMathClass-close)VkMathClass-open(yMathClass-close)MathClass-close}...…”
Section: The Direct Problemmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…If √ λ = q = α + iβ, β = 0, then the general solution of Eq. (4) satisfying the boundary condition (5) can be represented in the form (7) by Lemma 1. By substituting the expression (7) into the nonlocal condition (6), we obtain C(sin q − γ sin qξ) = 0.…”
Section: Investigation Of the One-dimensional Problemmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Eigenvalue problems for differential operators with a nonlocal condition are a relatively new trend in this field. The papers [4][5][6][7][8][9] study the eigenvalue problem for a one-or two-dimensional differential operator with special nonlocal conditions that involve only boundary points. The eigenvalue problem with a nonlocal Bitsadze-Samarskii condition was considered in [10,11], and a problem with an integral condition was studied in [12][13][14][15].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In [91], he investigate stability FDS for a parabolic equation with NBCs u(0, t) = 0, u x (1, t) = u x (0, t)…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%