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2nd Elementary PDE Theory: Riesz Representation Theorem and Elementary Weak Solutions of the Navier-Stokes Equations
We can construct the solutions of semi-linear partial differential eqations by Riesz Representation theorem. We don't consider the initial conditions or smoothness but consider the boundary conditions. The comparisons with previous researches are on [4].
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