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E. there exists F ∈ L2 (V ) 26 The Neumann Problem with F 2 ≤ C( f V W 1,2 ) such that for all ψ ∈ L2 (V ) 2 + u 1 t ∂1 v(x + te) − ∂1 v(x) ψ(x) dn x −→ t→0 F ψ. V Thus ∂1 ∂1 v = F weakly exists, lies in L2 (V ), and satisfies the estimate ∂ 1 ∂1 v 2 ≤C f 2 + u W 1,2 . This finishes the proof in the case k = 0. Now we assume the theorem to hold for some k ≥ 0, then the induction step is to first establish the claim for k + 1 and then deduce the theorem for k + 1. 2) and let X be as assumed in the claim.

Here one can use the local formula of ∆u to express the second normal derivative of u by ∆u and other derivatives of u for which the estimate was already established. Thus one obtains the estimate for k = + 1, u W +3,p ≤C ∆u W +1,p + u W +2,p . 2 : The necessity of the condition M f = 0 for the existence of a solution of the Neumann problem follows as in the case p = 2: If u ∈ W k+2,p (M ) solves (NP) then by lemma N it also solves (wNP), which (tested with ψ ≡ 1) yields M f = 0. In order to prove the sufficiency of that condition let f ∈ W k,p (M ) be given such that M f = 0.

Now we use the fact that the bundle is Riemannian, hence the values of the inner products below are independent of the choice of the trivialization. Hence we N can use N α=1 ψα = 1 and α=1 dψα = 0 to obtain N M τ ∧ ∗∇u = α=1 Uα ψα τα ∧ ∗(∇u)α N = Uα α=1 ψα (∇∗ τ )α , uα − Uα dψα ∧ uα ∗ τα + ∂M ∩∂Uα = M ∇∗ τ , u + ψα u α ∗ τ α u , τ (ν) . 6 (i). ✷ This chapter deals with the following generalized Neumann boundary value problem for sections u of E : ∇∗ ∇u = f ∇ν u = g on M, on ∂M. 1) Denote by Cν∞ (M, E) the space of smooth sections ψ ∈ Γ(E) with ∇ν ψ = 0 on ∂M .

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