Semianalytic Solution of Boundary Value Problems by Using Approximated Operators
Given an operator equation \(Lu=f\), where \(L:D_ L\subseteq U\mapsto V\) is a linear map from a Banach space \(U\) on to a Banach space \(V\), and \(f\in V\); the approximations \(L_ h\) and \(f_ h\) of \(L\) and \(f\) respectively can be constructed to obtain an auxiliary problem \(L_ hu_ h=f_ h\). With an assumption \(| L_ hu|_ V\geq\nu| u|_ U\), for \(u\in D_ L\), the authors discuss the following estimate: \[ | u-u_ h|_ U\leq C_ 1| f-f_ h|_ V+C_ 2| f|_ V| L-L_ h|, \] for \(h\in(0,h_ 0)\) and with some positive constants \(C_ 1\) and \(C_ 2\) independent of \(h\) and \(f\). In the present paper, easily constructed approximate local basis functions are used to obtain compact schemes of any prescribed order of accuracy for the two point boundary value problem, and then the resulting approximated problem is solved exactly. The data of the problem are assumed to be locally smooth. Finally, based on the above perturbation result, a simple convergence analysis is discussed by the authors.
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