Lecture 23: The Dirichlet Problem on an Interval

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MIT 18.102 Introduction to Functional Analysis, Spring 2021
Instructor: Dr. Casey Rodriguez

We conclude this course on functional analysis by applying our understanding of the material to the well-posedness theory for the Dirichlet problem on an interval.

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He builds to the adjoint for trivial means. Well done.

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I think there is a little typo in the beginning of the proof of Theorem 241. It is stated: "... since m_V and A^(1/2) are compact operators, so ...". It should read: "... since A^(1/2)m_V and A^(1/2) are compact operators, so ...". Kind regards

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Isn't at 16:06 RHS is C | \int f(y) | rather than C \int | f(y) |?

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Good lecture, but I have a comment:
1) At 25', the I checked the solution, it should by Does anyone check it?

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