A platform for research: civil engineering, architecture and urbanism
A platform for research: civil engineering, architecture and urbanism
Coerciveness of the linear gravimetric boundary-value problem and a geometrical interpretation
Abstract. In this paper the linear gravimetric boundary-value problem is discussed in the sense of the so-called weak solution. For this purpose a Sobolev weight space was constructed for an unbounded domain representing the exterior of the Earth and quantitative estimates were deduced for the trace theorem and equivalent norms. In the generalized formulation of the problem a special decomposition of the Laplace operator was used to express the oblique derivative in the boundary condition which has to be met by the solution. The relation to the classical formulation was also shown. The main result concerns the coerciveness (ellipticity) of a bilinear form associated with the problem under consideration. The Lax-Milgram theorem was used to decide about the existence, uniqueness and stability of the weak solution of the problem. Finally, a clear geometrical interpretation was found for a constant in the coerciveness inequality, and the convergence of approximation solutions constructed by means of the Galerkin method was proved.
Coerciveness of the linear gravimetric boundary-value problem and a geometrical interpretation
Abstract. In this paper the linear gravimetric boundary-value problem is discussed in the sense of the so-called weak solution. For this purpose a Sobolev weight space was constructed for an unbounded domain representing the exterior of the Earth and quantitative estimates were deduced for the trace theorem and equivalent norms. In the generalized formulation of the problem a special decomposition of the Laplace operator was used to express the oblique derivative in the boundary condition which has to be met by the solution. The relation to the classical formulation was also shown. The main result concerns the coerciveness (ellipticity) of a bilinear form associated with the problem under consideration. The Lax-Milgram theorem was used to decide about the existence, uniqueness and stability of the weak solution of the problem. Finally, a clear geometrical interpretation was found for a constant in the coerciveness inequality, and the convergence of approximation solutions constructed by means of the Galerkin method was proved.
Coerciveness of the linear gravimetric boundary-value problem and a geometrical interpretation
Holota, P. (author)
Journal of Geodesy ; 71
1997
Article (Journal)
English
BKL:
38.73
Geodäsie
Perturbation Expansion for Solving the Fixed Gravimetric Boundary Value Problem
| British Library Conference Proceedings | 1995
Numerical solution of the linearized fixed gravimetric boundary-value problem
| Online Contents | 2007
Numerical solution of the linearized fixed gravimetric boundary-value problem
| Online Contents | 2007
On the gravimetric inversion problem
| TIBKAT | 1981