Lecture

Uniqueness Results for Poisson Equation

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Description

This lecture covers uniqueness results for the Poisson equation, discussing the existence and uniqueness of solutions with different boundary conditions. The presentation includes proofs of the uniqueness of solutions and explores the concept of harmonic functions. The lecture also delves into the fundamental solutions of the Laplace equation and the bounds on the solutions, emphasizing both sub and super harmonic properties.

Instructor

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