2000
DOI: 10.1080/03605300008821539
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Regularity of solutions to non-uniformly characteristic boundary value problems for symmetric systems

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“…We start by recalling the definition of two operators and , introduced by Nishitani and Takayama in [26], with the main property of mapping isometrically square integrable (resp. essentially bounded) functions over the half-space R n + onto square integrable (resp.…”
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“…We start by recalling the definition of two operators and , introduced by Nishitani and Takayama in [26], with the main property of mapping isometrically square integrable (resp. essentially bounded) functions over the half-space R n + onto square integrable (resp.…”
Section: Preliminaries and Technical Toolsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Of course, one has that u , u ∈ D (R n ); moreover the following relations can be easily verified (cf. [26])…”
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“…the next Section 4). We start by recalling the definition of two operators and , introduced by Nishitani and Takayama in [19], with the main property of mapping isometrically square integrable (resp. essentially bounded) functions over the half-space R n + onto square integrable (resp.…”
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“…To prove the result of [18], the solution u to (1.1)-(1.3) is regularized by a family of tangential mollifiers J ε , 0 < ε < 1, defined by Nishitani and Takayama in [19] as a suitable combination of the operator (see Section 3) and the standard Friedrichs'mollifiers. The essential point of the analysis performed in [18] is to notice that the mollified solution J ε u solves the same problem (1.1)-(1.3), as the original solution u.…”
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