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maximum principle
noun
- the theorem that a function of a complex variable that is analytic in a domain and on its boundary attains its maximum absolute value on the boundary.
Example Sentences
âI have made a living off the maximum principle,â he quipped, referring to a fundamental technique for establishing inequalities in PDE.
âYes, I do. Iâve been working on it again for a while now, and Iâve made pretty good progress. I have some ideas. But now Iâm stuck. I broke the problem down using several reduced models, but even the simplest one eludes me. I thought Iâd gotten a handle on it with a maximum principle argument, but the whole thing collapsed. I need to talk.â
If I were writing about Villaniâs journey to the Fields Medal, I would pause and define what mathematicians mean by regularity and the maximum principle.
The original Fielding tariff of 1897 had adopted the minimum and maximum principle, with the intention that a few low-tariff countries should share with Great Britain the advantages of the lower rates.
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