... are from satisfying the n
2
boundary conditions at x
2
(17.0.3). Simplest of all is just to use the right-hand
sides of (17.0.3),
F
k
= B
2k
(x
2
, y) k =1, ,n
2
(17.1 .2)
As in the case of V, however, ... Two-Point Boundary- Value Problems
(Waltham, MA:
Blaisdell).
758
Chapter 17. Two Point Boundary Value Problems
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Solvability for fractional order boundary value
problems ... for 0 ≤ t
1
<t
2
≤ 1,
x ∈
, we have
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... ≥−w
x
1
t
0
0<t
k
<t
1+b
k
q(s)ds
≥−Qw
x
1
.
(2. 20)
From (2. 20), we can deduce
x
(t)
≤
Qw
x
1
, (2. 21)
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and so
x
≤Qw
x
1
. (2. 22)
Using x(t)
= x(1) −
1
t
x
(s)ds−
t<t
k
<1
c
k
x(t
k
)andx(1) ... −
m 2
i
=1
a
i
−1
x
≤
1+
m 2
i
=1
a
i
1 −
m 2
i
=1
a
i
...
... polygonal
domain
of U
2
, and we
consider
a
triangulation 2T
h
of Q
obeying (2. 21)- (2. 23)
30
II
Application
of the
Finite Element Method
2. 3.
Interpretation
of (2. 1) as a
free boundary problem
From
... of
problem (2. 1).
Theorem
2. 2
(Brezis
and
Stampacchia
[2] ). Let Qbe a
bounded domain
in U
2
with
a
smooth boundary.
If
L(v)
= f fv dx
with
f E
Z/(Q...