Lecture

Abstract Variational Problems

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Description

This lecture covers abstract variational problems in Hilbert spaces, focusing on finding solutions under a set of assumptions. It discusses boundedness, continuity, and coercivity, emphasizing the importance of bilinearity. The Lax-Milgram theorem is presented under these assumptions, providing a theoretical framework for solving abstract variational problems.

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