Lecture

Poincaré - Friedrichs: Theorem and Kernel Inequality

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This lecture covers the Poincaré - Friedrichs theorem and kernel inequality, discussing the constant conditions, Neumann boundary conditions, and the uniqueness of solutions. It also explores the compatibility and continuity aspects, emphasizing the importance of the stiffness matrix and error estimates.

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