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The Quarterly Journal of Mechanics and Applied Mathematics 1975 28(1):123-132; doi:10.1093/qjmam/28.1.123
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A NOTE ON MIXED VARIATIONAL PRINCIPLES FOR INITIAL-VALUE PROBLEMS

J. N. REDDY

( Texas Institute for Computational Mechanics, The University of Texas at Austin )

Mixed variational principles are developed for a general class of linear initial-value problems of parabolic as well as hyperbolic type. The Euler equations are the governing differential equations of the problem as opposed to equivalent integro-differential equations of Gurtin's method. Examples are given for the heat conduction and the wave equations.


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