1979
DOI: 10.1007/bf01954611
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Über Maximale Monotonie von Operatoren des Typs L*ϕ·L

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“…The potential results are a consequence of a theorem of Vainberg [12, p. 56]. In order to conclude the maximal cyclical monotonicity of L$>L, it is sufficient that <& has this property [13,14]. The maximality of $ is a consequence of the fact that $ is hemi-continuous and D(O) = H.…”
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“…The potential results are a consequence of a theorem of Vainberg [12, p. 56]. In order to conclude the maximal cyclical monotonicity of L$>L, it is sufficient that <& has this property [13,14]. The maximality of $ is a consequence of the fact that $ is hemi-continuous and D(O) = H.…”
Section: The Gateaux-derivative Of ££mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In the space H = L 2 (il), the model is given by u t t +A 2 u-/ |gradu| 2 d£ Au = r(x). (13) with boundary conditions u(x, t) = Au(x, t) = 0 for xedil and u(x, 0) = <p(x) as well as u,(x, 0) = ip(x) for x e Cl. Here, SI is a bounded domain in R 2 (or IR m ) and, in consequence, the operator grad u has a bounded inverse for MGHj(il).…”
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