Lecture

Elliptic Equations: Well-Posedness and Comparison Principle

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Description

This lecture covers the well-posedness and comparison principle for elliptic equations, discussing the consequences of the maximum principle, monotonicity, and the inverse function. It also explores the implications of the comparison principle in deducing well-posedness and uniqueness of solutions.

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