Unbounded operators can transform arbitrarily small vectors into arbitrarily large vectors—a phenomenon known as instability. Stabilization methods strive to approximate a value of an unbounded operator by applying a...Unbounded operators can transform arbitrarily small vectors into arbitrarily large vectors—a phenomenon known as instability. Stabilization methods strive to approximate a value of an unbounded operator by applying a family of bounded operators to rough approximate data that do not necessarily lie within the domain of unbounded operator. In this paper we shall be concerned with the stable method of computing values of unbounded operators having perturbations and the stability is established for this method.展开更多
Let be a linear, closed, and densely defined unbounded operator, where X and Y are Hilbert spaces. Assume that A is not boundedly invertible. Suppose the equation Au=f is solvable, and instead of knowing exactly f onl...Let be a linear, closed, and densely defined unbounded operator, where X and Y are Hilbert spaces. Assume that A is not boundedly invertible. Suppose the equation Au=f is solvable, and instead of knowing exactly f only know its approximation satisfies the condition: In this paper, we are interested a regularization method to solve the approximation solution of this equation. This approximation is a unique global minimizer of the functional , for any , defined as follows: . We also study the stability of this method when the regularization parameter is selected a priori and a posteriori. At the same time, we give an application of this method to the weak derivative operator equation in Hilbert space.展开更多
Let Ω R n be a bounded domain, H = L 2 （Ω）, L ： D（L） H → H be an unbounded linear operator, f ∈ C（ × R, R） and λ∈ R. The paper is concerned with the existence of positive solutions for the following ...Let Ω R n be a bounded domain, H = L 2 （Ω）, L ： D（L） H → H be an unbounded linear operator, f ∈ C（ × R, R） and λ∈ R. The paper is concerned with the existence of positive solutions for the following nonlinear eigenvalue problem Lu = λf （x, u）, u ∈ D（L）, which is the general form of nonlinear eigenvalue problems for differential equations. We obtain the global structure of positive solutions, then we apply the results to some nonlinear eigenvalue problems for a second-order ordinary differential equation and a fourth-order beam equation, respectively. The discussion is based on the fixed point index theory in cones.展开更多
文摘Unbounded operators can transform arbitrarily small vectors into arbitrarily large vectors—a phenomenon known as instability. Stabilization methods strive to approximate a value of an unbounded operator by applying a family of bounded operators to rough approximate data that do not necessarily lie within the domain of unbounded operator. In this paper we shall be concerned with the stable method of computing values of unbounded operators having perturbations and the stability is established for this method.
文摘Let be a linear, closed, and densely defined unbounded operator, where X and Y are Hilbert spaces. Assume that A is not boundedly invertible. Suppose the equation Au=f is solvable, and instead of knowing exactly f only know its approximation satisfies the condition: In this paper, we are interested a regularization method to solve the approximation solution of this equation. This approximation is a unique global minimizer of the functional , for any , defined as follows: . We also study the stability of this method when the regularization parameter is selected a priori and a posteriori. At the same time, we give an application of this method to the weak derivative operator equation in Hilbert space.
基金Supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of Jiangsu Province of China (No. 10KJB110004 and 08KJD110010)
文摘Let Ω R n be a bounded domain, H = L 2 （Ω）, L ： D（L） H → H be an unbounded linear operator, f ∈ C（ × R, R） and λ∈ R. The paper is concerned with the existence of positive solutions for the following nonlinear eigenvalue problem Lu = λf （x, u）, u ∈ D（L）, which is the general form of nonlinear eigenvalue problems for differential equations. We obtain the global structure of positive solutions, then we apply the results to some nonlinear eigenvalue problems for a second-order ordinary differential equation and a fourth-order beam equation, respectively. The discussion is based on the fixed point index theory in cones.
