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Boundary value problems and Hardy spaces for elliptic systems with block structure

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Figure 1. Compatible well-posedness region for Besov and Hardy–Sobolev data when p + (L) ≤ n.
Figure 2. Compatible well-posedness region for Besov and Hardy–Sobolev data when p + (L) > n but p − (L ♯ ) ≥ 1.
Figure 3. Compatible well-posedness region for Besov and Hardy–Sobolev data when p − (L ♯ ) < 1
Figure 4. Visualization of the proof of Lemma 4.4.
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