Asymptotic Methods In Equations Of Mathematical Physics
by B Vainberg /
1989 / English / DjVu
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This book provides a single source for both students and advanced
researchers on asymptotic methods employed in the linear problems
of mathematical physics. It opens with a section based on material
from special courses given by the author, which gives detailed
coverage of classical material on the equations of mathematical
physics and their applications, and includes a simple explanation
of the Maslov Canonical Operator method. The book goes on to
present more advanced material from the author's own research.
Topics range from radiation conditions and the principle of
limiting absorption for general exterior problems, to complete
asymptotic expansion of spectral function of equations over all of
space. This book serves both as a manual and teaching aid for
students of mathematics and physics and, in summarizing for the
first time in a monograph problems previously investigated in
journal articles, as a comprehensive reference for advanced
researchers.
This book provides a single source for both students and advanced
researchers on asymptotic methods employed in the linear problems
of mathematical physics. It opens with a section based on material
from special courses given by the author, which gives detailed
coverage of classical material on the equations of mathematical
physics and their applications, and includes a simple explanation
of the Maslov Canonical Operator method. The book goes on to
present more advanced material from the author's own research.
Topics range from radiation conditions and the principle of
limiting absorption for general exterior problems, to complete
asymptotic expansion of spectral function of equations over all of
space. This book serves both as a manual and teaching aid for
students of mathematics and physics and, in summarizing for the
first time in a monograph problems previously investigated in
journal articles, as a comprehensive reference for advanced
researchers.
