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First-Order Equation Operator on a Hilbert Triple

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A second-order equation operator is first order when its value does not depend on the form argument.

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In the setting of Hilbert Triples: Standing Notation and Background, let UHU\subseteq H be open in HH, with W=D(A)UW=D(A)\cap U as in Hilbert Triples: Standing Notation and Background §open-sets, let Sym(V)\mathrm{Sym}(V) be as in Hilbert Triples: Standing Notation and Background §restriction, and let FF be a second-order equation operator on UU relative to (H,V,A)(H,V,A).

The operator FF is first order if

F(x,r,p,X)=F(x,r,p,X)F(x,r,p,X)=F(x,r,p,X')

for every xWx\in W, every rRr\in\mathbb{R}, every pHp\in H and all X,XSym(V)X,X'\in\mathrm{Sym}(V).

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