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It is easy to see that although the ®rst derivative is not de®ned here, it has ®nite value and can be integrated easily but the second derivative tends to in®nity. This therefore presents diculties if integrals are to be evaluated numerically by simple means, even though the integral is ®nite. If such derivatives are multiplied by each other the integral does not exist and the function is known as non-square integrable. Such a function is said to be C0 continuous. In a similar way it is easy to see that if nth-order derivatives occur in any term of A or B then the function has to be such that its n ÿ 1 derivatives are continuous (Cn ÿ 1 continuity).
12) by eliminating qx and qy ]. If this cannot be done [viz. Eq. 10)] we have an irreducible formulation. Problems of mixed form present certain complexities in their solution which we shall discuss in Chapters 11±13. In Chapter 7 we shall return to detailed examples of the above ®eld problems, and other examples will be introduced throughout the book. The three sets of problems will, however, be useful in their full form or reduced to one dimension (by suppressing the y variable) to illustrate the various approaches used in this chapter.
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