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An elliptic boundary problem for a system involving a discontinuous weight

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 In a recent paper, Agranovich, Denk and Faierman dealt with a priori estimates, completeness, Abel-Lidskii summability, and eigenvalue asymptotics for scalar elliptic boundary eigenvalue problems involving discontinuous weights. Here we extend these results to the matrix valued case with a diagonal discontinuous weight matrix. The given region is subdivided into subregions on which the weights are continuous. Whereas in the scalar case the usual ellipticity conditions suffice to obtain a priori estimates, a counterexample shows that here transmission conditions at the boundaries of the subregions are also needed.

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Received: 23 May 2001 / Revised version: 1 February 2002

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Denk, R., Faierman, M. & Möller, M. An elliptic boundary problem for a system involving a discontinuous weight. Manuscripta Math. 108, 289–317 (2002). https://doi.org/10.1007/s002290200264

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