# Stability of the anisotropic Maxwell equations with a conductivity term

@article{Eller2019StabilityOT,
title={Stability of the anisotropic Maxwell equations with a conductivity term},
author={Matthias Eller},
journal={Evolution Equations \& Control Theory},
year={2019}
}
• M. Eller
• Published 21 March 2019
• Mathematics
• Evolution Equations & Control Theory
The dynamic Maxwell equations with a conductivity term are considered. Conditions for the exponential and strong stability of an initial-boundary value problem are given. The permeability and the permittivity are assumed to be \begin{document}$3\times 3$\end{document} symmetric, positive definite tensors. A result concerning solutions of higher regularity is obtained along the way.
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