Monotone iterative method for nonlinear discontinuous differential equations
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A monotone iterative method for some discontinuous variational boundary problems is given, the convergence of iterative solutions is proved by the theory of partially ordered sets. It can be regarded as a generalization of the classical monotone iteration theory for continuous problems.
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nonlinear differential equations approximate solution monotone iterativePreview
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