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A high accuracy spectral method based on \(\min\)/\(\max\) principle for biharmonic eigenvalue problems on a spherical domain
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    A high accuracy spectral method based on \(\min\)/\(\max\) principle for biharmonic eigenvalue problems on a spherical domain (English)
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    13 April 2016
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    biharmonic eigenvalue problems
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    spectral-Galerkin approximation
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    error estimates
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    spherical domain
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    numerical experiment
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