Boundary reduction: credits and terms

The lesson Reducing arbitrary boundary data to a boundary system, its independent compact-cylinder, operator-block and cotangent-class arguments, and its operator-flow figure were written in Codex. The lesson is dedicated to the public domain under CC0 1.0.

Severino T. Melo, Thomas Schick and Elmar Schrohe supply the cited comparison with Boutet de Monvel's boundary calculus. Lashi Bandara, Magnus Goffeng and Hemanth Saratchandran supply the modern comparison with general-order Calderón trace spaces. Nils Dencker supplies the cited scalar solvability context. Their papers are linked and retain their own rights. No author paper or TeX archive is redistributed with this reading.

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