A Theory of Focal Points and Focal Intervals for an Elliptic Quadratic Form on a Hilbert Space
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- Generalized Fredholm quadratic forms and integral differential equations of the second kind
- A theory of numerical approximation for elliptic forms associated with second order differential systems: Application to eigenvalue problems
- An Approximation Theory for Focal Points and Focal Intervals
- A generalized approximation theory for quadratic forms. II: Application to randomized spline type focal/conjugate point problems
- Numerical focal point and focal interval problems
- An oscillation theory for second-order integral differential equations
- A new definition of oscillation; application to control and abnormal second order differential equations
- Elliptic quadratic forms, focal points, and a generalized theory of oscillation
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