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Friedrichs/Poincare Type Constants for Gradient, Rotation, and Divergence: Theory and Numerical Experiments

09/25/2019

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by Dirk Pauly, et al.

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We give some theoretical as well as computational results on Laplace and Maxwell constants. We consider mixed boundary conditions and bounded Lipschitz domains of arbitrary topology.

Dirk Pauly
3 publications
Jan Valdman
8 publications

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