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Uniqueness Theorem

Uniqueness Theorem

Feb 09, 20251 min read

  • Math

States that a function with defined value at the boundaries that satisfies Poisson’s equation, there is one unique solution

Topics

  • First Uniqueness Theorem
  • Second Uniqueness Theorem

DEQ

∃R:∂y∂f​ is defined and continuous on R, a rectangle:(t0​,y0​)∈R→∃!y(t)

  • Uniqueness theorem for y′=f(t,y) with IVP

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  • Topics
  • DEQ
  • ∃R:∂f∂y is defined and continuous on R, a rectangle:(t0,y0)∈R→∃!y(t)\exists R:\frac{\partial f}{\partial y}\text{ is defined and continuous on }R\text{, a rectangle}:(t_0,y_0)\in R\rightarrow\exists!y(t)∃R:∂y∂f​ is defined and continuous on R, a rectangle:(t0​,y0​)∈R→∃!y(t)

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  • Laplace's Equation

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