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Theorem 8 Let A be a self-adjoint positive operator independent oft = nr;
A = A* > 0. Then for the weighted scheme ( 47) estimate (37) is valid for
<7 > <7 0 , estimate (43) for <7 >^1 fc - Tll~ll' c > 0, and estimate (45)
for <7 > <7 0 <J'c = ~ - (1 - s)/( r!! A!!), 0 < c < l, where a number c is
independent of h and T both.
The above statements will be proved if we succeed in verifying the
fulfilment of the conditions of Theorems 5, 6, 7 with the aid of the inequality
B - -rA^1 = E + (<7 - -)rA^1 > -( 1 + (<7 - -)r 1 ) A
2 2 - II A II 2.
Suppose now that A= A(t) > 0 and A* #A, that is, A= A(t) is a
positive non-self-adjoint variable operator.
Theore1n 9 Let A = A( t) > 0 be a positive non-self-adjoint variable
operator. If <7 > !, then for scheme ( 46) the estimate holds:
n
( 49) II Yn+l II <II Yo II+ II (A-^1 <tJ)o II+ II (A-^1 <tJ)n II+ L T II (A-^1 <tJh, k II·
k=l
Proof Consider scheme ( 48) with the right-hand side tjJ = A-^1 <p. When
<7 > !, the conditions of Theorem 5 are satisfied for this scheme and inequal-
ity (37) applies here together with the established relations: !!YI!;= II y II
and
ll\Ot,kllx-^1 =II 0t,k II= II (A-
1
<tJh,k II·
As a final result we obtain (49).
Remark If A*= A*(t) is a self-adjoint operator, then estimate (49) holds
true for <7 > <7 0 •
Theorem 10 Let' A(t)
estimate is valid:
A*(t) > 0 and <7 > <7 0. Then the following
(50)
N
2 2 1 ~ 2
II Yn+l II < II Yo II + + 2 c L__, T II <t1k !IA;;-' ·
k=l
Proof The energy identity (13) for scheme ( 48) takes for now the form