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peter (peter_pde)
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Username: peter_pde

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Registered: 04-2007
Posted on Saturday, April 14, 2007 - 05:45 am:   

Hi all,

I have following bihormonic equation with the conditions, which deals with my research work:

u(x,y) is deflection of a clamped plate supporting a precribed load f(x,y) as:

del(del u) = f(x,y) in the plane region D

satisfying the edge conditions:
u=0 at boundary dD
du/dn = 0 at boundary dD
where n is outward normal to boundary and del is the laplacian in the plane.

1. how to prove that there exists a unique solution of the above problem i.e. uniqueness proof

2. how to establish the identity:

double integral((del u)^2) = double integral(u*f)

thank you very much for your time and if you cant provide me compelte solution please send me some useful web link or any document at wreke_vian@yahoo.co.in I'll appreciate you for the information and help.

cheers'
peter

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