Direct and inverse theorems on approximation of solutions of operator equations (Q2735872)

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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 1641380
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    Direct and inverse theorems on approximation of solutions of operator equations
    scientific article; zbMATH DE number 1641380

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      30 January 2002
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      positive operator
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      operator equation
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      approximation of solution
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      rate of approximation
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      smooth elements of operator
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      selfajoint positive operator
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      Ritz's approximation
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      boundary value conditions
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      Direct and inverse theorems on approximation of solutions of operator equations (English)
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      The authors continue to develop theoretical and applied aspects of the conception of smooth, analytical and entire elements from the definition domain \(D(A)\) of a selfajoint positive operator \(A\) in a Hilbert space \(H\). They annouce results on the rate of the convergence to zero of \(\|Au_n- f\|_H\), where \(u_n\) is some Ritz's approximation of a solution \(u\) of the equation \(Au= f\). This approximation is build on the eigenelements basis of some selfadjoint positive definite operator \(B\) with \(D(B)= D(A)\), and the estimate of the convergence rate depends on the smoothness of \(u\) in a sense of spaces constructed by \(B\). An application to operators \(Au= -u''+ q(x)u\), \(Bu= u''\) with \(D(A)= D(B) = H^2 (0,\pi)\cap H^1(0,\pi)\) gives a connection between the convergence degree to zero of \(\|u-u_n\|\) and the usual smoothness of \(f\) with some boundary value conditions.
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