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SUMMARY:On the nature of initial-boundary value solutions and their ramifications for high-order methods
DESCRIPTION:Speaker: Natasha Flyer\, National Center for Atmospheric Research\n\nIt is obvious that if the initial (IC) and boundary condition (BC) do not agree in the corner of the time-space domain for an initial boundary value problem (IBVP), a discontinuity will arise in the solution. What is not so obvious is that in order for the solution to be $C^\infty$, the BC and IC …

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URL:https://www.math.utah.edu/research/colloquia/2006-01-12-natasha-flyer/
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