Lecture

Maximization Principle for Elliptic Equations

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Description

This lecture covers the maximization principle for elliptic equations, discussing the conditions under which the maximum or minimum of a solution is attained. It also explores the Dirichlet problem and the uniqueness of solutions. The instructor presents various theorems and corollaries related to the topic, providing proofs and explanations along the way.

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Classical logic: First-order logic

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