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Boundary Conditions

The limitations to which a mathematical equation is subject under certain circumstances. Boundary conditions are important in solving problems dealing with real world issues.
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In this section, we establish the existence of at least three positive solutions for the even order three point boundary value problem (1.
Existence of multiple positive solutions to three-point boundary value problems on time scales
However, we do have the biorthogonality relationship involving the eigenfunctions of the boundary value problem, Equation (1.
On the eigenstructure of a Sturm-Liouville problem with an impedance boundary condition
If f(t) [member of] C[0, 1], then the boundary value problem
Multiple positive solutions for a nonlinear even-order m-point boundary value problem. II
10), we can formulate the boundary value problem in the Helmert space by the following equation
Stokes-Helmert's scheme for precise geoid determination
We shall actually treat some somewhat more general problems, namely the interior electric boundary value problem
Higher dimensional electromagnetic scattering theory on C1 and Lipschitz domains
The boundary element method is an effective way of solving boundary value problems for systems of differential equations.
Modelling and solution of contact problem for infinite plate and cross-shaped embedment
Consider the following singular boundary value problem of a finite system of scalar differential equations in the euclidian space E = [R.
Singular semi-positone [phi]-Laplacian BVP on infinite interval in Banach spaces
Gartner, Basic complex boundary value problems in the upper half plane [Ph.
Dirichlet Problem for Complex Poisson Equation in a Half Hexagon Domain
Matevosyan, "Solution of a mixed boundary value problem for the biharmonic equation with finite weighted Dirichlet integral," Differential Equations, vol.
Application of the Least Squares Method in Axisymmetric Biharmonic Problems
Test Problem 2: While considered the following fourth- order parabolic boundary value problem (BVP)
POLYNOMIAL CUBIC SPLINE METHOD FOR SOLVING FOURTH-ORDER PARABOLIC TWO POINT BOUNDARY VALUE PROBLEMS
If [alpha] [not equal to] 1, the nonlocal boundary value problem
Existence and uniqueness of positive solution for discrete multipoint boundary value problems
Inspired by the above work, this paper is concerned with the nonlinear three-point boundary value problem
Nontrivial solutions for boundary value problems of nonlinear differential equation
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