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By David Kinderlehrer (Editor), Guido Stampacchia (Editor)

ISBN-10: 0124073506

ISBN-13: 9780124073500

This unabridged republication of the 1980 textual content, a longtime vintage within the box, is a source for plenty of vital issues in elliptic equations and platforms and is the 1st smooth therapy of unfastened boundary difficulties. Variational inequalities (equilibrium or evolution difficulties ordinarily with convex constraints) are conscientiously defined in An advent to Variational Inequalities and Their purposes. they're proven to be tremendous invaluable throughout a wide selection of matters, starting from linear programming to loose boundary difficulties in partial differential equations. fascinating new components like finance and section ameliorations besides extra historic ones like touch difficulties have all started to depend upon variational inequalities, making this booklet a need once more.

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