Extremal solutions of boundary value problems
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To prove the existence of a solution of a two-point boundary value problem for an nth-order operator equation by the a priori estimate method, authors study extremal solutions of auxiliary boundary value problems for an nth-order differential equation with simplest right-hand side, which have a unique solution under certain restrictions on the boundary conditions.
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