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The transposition method in saddle-point problems
The transposition method known from the theory of second-order elliptic partial differential equations is formulated for saddle-point problems under certain structural assumptions known from the Brezzi splitting plus mapping properties that reflect elliptic regularity in concrete instances of differ
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