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Clearly B ( 1 ) = 0 for those | which vanish in a neighborhood of a . Thus B is a
boundary value for ī at a . To prove the converse , let B be a boundary value at a .
Choose a function h in Co ( 1 ) which is identically equal to one in a
neighborhood ...
Clearly B ( 1 ) = 0 for those | which vanish in a neighborhood of a . Thus B is a
boundary value for ī at a . To prove the converse , let B be a boundary value at a .
Choose a function h in Co ( 1 ) which is identically equal to one in a
neighborhood ...
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Let y be a second function in CO ( I ) such that y ( x ) = 1 for x in a neighborhood
of Kį . Then yo - yo vanishes in a neighborhood of Kn C ( F ) , and vanishes in a
neighborhood of C ( F ) - K since y vanishes in the complement of K . Hence yo ...
Let y be a second function in CO ( I ) such that y ( x ) = 1 for x in a neighborhood
of Kį . Then yo - yo vanishes in a neighborhood of Kn C ( F ) , and vanishes in a
neighborhood of C ( F ) - K since y vanishes in the complement of K . Hence yo ...
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Q . E . D . Lemma 18 enables us to use the method of proof of Theorem 2 in the
neighborhood of the boundary of a domain with smooth boundary . This is carried
out in the next two lemmas . 19 LEMMA . Let o be an elliptic formal partial ...
Q . E . D . Lemma 18 enables us to use the method of proof of Theorem 2 in the
neighborhood of the boundary of a domain with smooth boundary . This is carried
out in the next two lemmas . 19 LEMMA . Let o be an elliptic formal partial ...
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