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麻省理工学院:《偏微分方程式数字方法》(英文版)Lecture 13 Finite element methods

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1 Motivation The Poisson problem has a strong formulation a minimization formulation and a weak formulation T weak formulations are more general than the strong formulation in terms of regularity and admissible data SLIDE 2 The minimization/weak formulations are defined by: a space X; a bilinear The minimization/weak formulations identify ESSENTIAL boundary conditions NATURAL boundary conditions ed in a The points of departure for the finite element method are the weak formulation(more generally) the minimization statement (if a is SPD) 2 The dirichlet problem 2.1 Strong Formulation Find u such that
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Finite element methods or Elp oblems Variational formulation The poisson problem March19&31.2003

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1 Motivation The Poisson problem has a strong formulation a minimization formulation and a weak formulation T weak formulations are more general than the strong formulation in terms of regularity and admissible data SLIDE 2 The minimization/weak formulations are defined by: a space X; a bilinear The minimization/weak formulations identify ESSENTIAL boundary conditions NATURAL boundary conditions ed in a The points of departure for the finite element method are the weak formulation(more generally) the minimization statement (if a is SPD) 2 The dirichlet problem 2.1 Strong Formulation Find u such that in Q on t The boundary condition u=0 is denoted"homogeneous Dirichlet. We consider Dirichlet boundary conditions in Section 4 and Q is a domain in R with boundary r

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equire that a be“ lipschitzian.” We recall functie K such that Jw(a)-w(y)I< Kle-yI for all r, y of interest. a domain Q is Lipschitzian if the boundary f at any point admits a locally Lipschitzian repre- sentation - it can t be too wiggly or singular. Note also that, unless otherw. indicated, we will be speaking of open domains Q (e.g, Q=(0, 1),which de not include 0 and 1); the closure of such a domain will be denoted Q(e.g 2.2 Minimization Principle The finite element method is not based on the strong form, but rather a min ization statement or, more generally, a weak formulation. We must thus develop and understand these formulations before proceeding with the finite ele 2.2.1 Statement SLIDE 5 Find he X=u sufficiently smooth X here is a linear space, the precis e definition of which will be given shortly; we shall also make "sufficiently smooth"precise during the course of this lecture. los Note 1 Notation We explain here some of the notation that we will be using. First arg min The lol e)of";C subset or subspace of”; means“ for all;彐 means" there exists”;|(ands.t)

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means“ such that.”Alo,Uand∩ indicate" union”and“ intersection,"and means"set minus"(i.e, a\B is A with B removed) Functionals A functional takes as input a member of a set or space(here X), and returns a scalar. We summarize this in the case above as J: X-R. which means J takes as input a member of X, and yields as output a real number. More generally, the notation W: X-Y means that W is a function(or application from X, the input(domain) space, to Y, the output (range) space; if y is IR, W is a funct Over all functions w in X that satisfies V-u We give a geometric picture in the next lecture--J(w) paraboloid, the bottom of which occurs at w =u and takes on the value J(a) Note 3 Physical interpretatio e many cases in which this minimization principle(also known the Dirichlet principle) has a meaningful and intuitive significance - often an energy statement. For example, if u is a velocity potential for uncompress- ible flow, then(say for f =0 and inhomogeneous Dirichlet conditions --see Section 4)J(a) is the kinetic energy, and minimizing J thus corresponds to nimizing energy. However, there are also cases(e.g, if u is tem perature) hich a physical interpretation is rather strained, more of an a posteriori jus- tification than any particular ly useful perspective. For our purposes here we eed only the mathematical properties of the minization principle; the physical interpretation is not central 2.2.2 Proof SLIDE 7

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f(u +u)dA Note u]r =ur=0, which ensures that wr=0, and hence is a member of X ted on t 2 Vu. VudA-lofud4 J(u) Jo Vu Vu- fud4 6J(u) first variation We can think of(u+y)as a "Taylor "series about u. Since j is only guadratic, it is not surprising that J(u+u) contains a constant term, a linear (in u) term(a "gradient), and a guadratic (in u)term(a"Hessian")-and then terminates 0)=/w,d- f udA u[-v2u-f)dA We know the gradient of a function vanishes at its minimizer; it is thus not sur prising that the first variation of a functional the gradient times a test function) anishes at its minimizer. Here n is the unit normal on t Note 4 G TTh Much of our analysis here is based on humble integration by parts, which in r space dimensions is essentially one of greens Theorems. The necessary

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result is demonstrated most easily in indicial notation. In particular, we note auau dA dA ax ni ds uVu·ndS一 sIn ce we ar J(u+y=J(0)+2/ u VudA, VeX J(u)>J(u),V∈X,u≠u a is the minimizer of j(w) What PDEs admit such a inimization statement? PDEs associated with oper ators that are SPD (symmetric positive definite). We define this more precisely, and indicate how the FEM (inite element method) proceeds in the absence of this property, in a future lecture. For now, we focus on the simplest case almost all of which turns out to be directly relevant to the more general case We could also derive the result above by applying the general machinery of the calculus of variations. In this sense, we may view -Vu=f Euler o Euler- Lagrange equations as sociated with minimization of the functional J b Exercise 1 Consider the problem -xz=1,0<a<l, u(0)=u(1) 0, with solution (1-a). Show by explicit calculation that 8J(u) Jo urUz -U dr=0 for all (smooth) v such that v(0)=v(1)=0.B 2.3 Weak Formulation 2.3.1 Statement SLIDE 11 Find a∈ X such that

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0,Vu∈X vu:VUdA=/fudA,vu∈X see Slide 9 for proof. This equation has a great deal of structure which we cannot obviously see this explicit statement. We thus digress to some more general mathematical definitions so that we can present a more succinct restatement. Note that the eak formulation of a pDe, in which we introduce a test function u to absorb" some of the derivatives, will always exist (indeed is more general than the strong statement)even when no minimization principle is available that is, even when the problem is not SPD. The weak formulation is thus the most general point of departure for the finite element method Note 5 Du Bois-Reymond lemma In fact, we have already derived the weak statement: we know from Side 9 that if u satisfies-V2u=f in 9, ulr=0, then SJ,(u=0,vEX; the latter is simply (defined to be)the weak statemen We might ask whether we can go "the other way, that is, show that if E X satisfies SJ,(u)=0,VvE X, then u satisfies-V2u=f in Q. Yes: B lo Vu Vuda=/ vunds- UVu dA, ut-Vu-f dA= Vu∈X V-u-f does not equal zero at some point; we can then take v nonzero ed about this point, which contradicts dJ,(U)=0,VUE X that-V-u=f in Q; this is known(in certain circles)as the Du Bois-Rc 2.3.2 Definiti

î☎ï➌ð✖ñ❣òôó❁õ÷ö❫øúù✤û➤ü❵ý þ ÿ✁￾ ✂ò☎✄ ✂û✝✆✟✞ õ ÿ✠￾☛✡ û✝✆✟✞➟ø ù⑦û➤ü❵ý ☞ ✌✎✍✏✍✒✑✁✓✕✔✕✖✠✍✒✗✙✘✛✚✢✜✤✣✥✜✎✚✁✚✦✘★✧ ✩✝✪ ✫✭✬✁✮✰✯✲✱✴✳✶✵✸✷✺✹✻✮✽✼✺✾✿✬✥✷❀✯❁✷❃❂✦❄✎✱✴✷❀✹❆❅✦✱✴✷❀❇❈✼❊❉❋✯✴✹●❄❍✵✸■✏✹✻✵✠❄✎✱❑❏▲✬✠✮✽■▼✬◆❏❖✱✲■✴✷❀✾P✾◗✼❀✹❆✼✦❘✏❙❚✮✽✼✺✵✁✯✴❇❱❯❲✯✶✱✴✱❳✮❨✾ ✹✛✬✁✮✰✯✲✱✎❩✶❬✭❇❭✮✽■✶✮❨✹✙✯❍✹❪✷✺✹❪✱✏❫❴✱✶✾P✹❪❵❜❛❳✱✲✹❨✬✠✵✁✯❁❅✺✮❱❂✺❄▼✱❍✯✴✯❁✹❪✼❝✯✏✼❀❫❴✱❃❫❴✼❀❄✎✱❋❂✟✱✶✾✭✱✶❄✎✷✺❇❞❫❴✷❀✹✛✬✥✱✏❫❡✷✺✹✻✮✽■✴✷❀❇ ❅✦✱✻❢❣✾P✮❨✹✻✮✽✼✺✾✥✯❡✯✏✼❳✹✛✬✥✷❀✹✝❏❖✱☎■✴✷❀✾❁❬◗❄✎✱✶✯✏✱✶✾P✹❤✷❁❫❴✼❀❄▼✱❡✯❍✵✸■✴■✶✮❨✾✭■✶✹❞❄▼✱❍✯❍✹✐✷❀✹✐✱✶❫❴✱✶✾P✹❪❵☎❥❦✼❀✹✐✱❴✹✛✬✥✷✺✹❈✹✛✬✥✱ ❏❖✱✴✷❚❧♠❉✶✼✺❄❍❫✙✵✠❇♥✷✺✹✻✮✽✼✺✾✲✼★❉❤✷♣♦❣q❤rts✉✮❨✾❳❏▲✬✁✮✽■✴✬❑❏❖✱❈✮❨✾P✹✻❄▼✼❚❅✺✵✸■▼✱✈✷❦✹✐✱❍✯❍✹✠❉✴✵✠✾◗■✏✹✻✮✽✼✺✾ û ✹✐✼✿✇❪✷✢❘❍✯✏✼✺❄✏❘✟① ✯✏✼❀❫❴✱♣✼★❉✤✹✛✬✥✱❤❅✦✱✏❄❍✮❨❙②✷✺✹✻✮❨❙❀✱✶✯▼s③❏③✮❨❇❨❇✭✷❀❇❭❏❖✷✺❯②✯❤✱✎❩✢✮✰✯❍✹♠④●✮❨✾✭❅✦✱✴✱✴❅✒✮✰✯❞❫❴✼❀❄▼✱t❂✟✱✶✾✭✱✶❄▼✷❀❇✸✹✛✬✥✷✺✾☎✹✛✬✥✱❈✯❍✹✻❄▼✼❀✾✟❂ ✯❍✹❪✷✺✹❪✱✏❫❴✱✶✾P✹❱⑤⑥✱✏❙❀✱✶✾⑦❏▲✬✥✱✏✾◆✾◗✼⑥❫❆✮❨✾✸✮❨❫❆✮♥⑧⑨✷❀✹●✮✽✼❀✾❲❬✭❄❍✮❨✾◗■✏✮❬◗❇♥✱❃✮✰✯❳✷✺❙②✷✺✮❨❇♥✷✦❘✏❇♥✱❲⑩❶✹✛✬✥✷✺✹✒✮✰✯✴s✙✱✶❙❀✱✶✾ ❏▲✬✥✱✏✾❷✹✛✬✥✱✈❬◗❄▼✼✦❘✏❇♥✱✶❫❸✮✰✯❴✾◗✼✺✹❞❹✥♦③q✙❵✒✫✭✬✸✱☎❏❖✱✴✷⑨❧✒❉✶✼✺❄❍❫✙✵✠❇♥✷✺✹✻✮✽✼✺✾✿✮✰✯❴✹✛✬✁✵✁✯❡✹❨✬✸✱❺❫❴✼②✯❍✹✤❂✢✱✏✾◗✱✏❄✎✷✺❇ ❬✸✼❀✮❨✾✸✹✤✼★❉✙❅✦✱✐❬✥✷✺❄❍✹✻✵✠❄✎✱t❉✶✼❀❄✈✹✛✬✥✱t❢❣✾P✮❨✹❪✱✙✱✶❇✕✱✶❫❴✱✶✾P✹t❫❴✱✏✹❨✬✸✼❚❅✢❵ ❻⑥❼❾❽❍❿❃➀ ➁⑥➂❲➃☎❼✁➄✻➅⑨➆❊➇❁❿⑨➈▲➉⑦❼✠➊❣➋⑥➌✐❿✺➉➍➉❷➎ ➏✐➐ ✘✽➑✢➒❍➓❚➔P→t✍✈➣P➑②↔✦✍✈➑✺✓✕✜✎✍⑨➑✦✖✠↕❑✖✠✍✏✜▼✔♥↔✢✍❚✖❑➓✎➣✸✍✈→t✍⑨➑✺➙❑✌❊➓▼➑✺➓✎✍❚➛❆✍➐➓❚➜❣→♠✍✈➙➐✚❀→➝✘✛✜▼✚✦➛➞✑✁✓✕✔✕✖✠✍✙✗ ➓✎➣P➑❀➓✤✔❱✘ ò ✌✎➑✺➓✎✔✰✌★➟✸✍⑨✌❤➠ ✂✙➡ ò❩õ ✡ ✔➐❁➢ ➔ ò③➤ ➥➤õ÷ö ➔✁➓✎➣✥✍➐ î☎ïð ñPò☞ó✩õ➞ö ➔ ù❡û➤ü❩ý➍☞ ➓✎➣✥✍♣✓✰➑❀➓✎➓✎✍✏✜ ✔✰✌✤✌❊✔✕➛❡✣✥✓♥↕ ñ✖✠✍✏➟➐✍⑨✖☎➓▼✚❴➦P✍ ó ➓✎➣✥✍✈→♠✍❚➑✦➙☎✌❊➓▼➑❀➓▼✍✏➛❡✍➐➓⑨✧ ➧✍✲➛❡✔✕➨✦➣✟➓❑➑✦✌✎➙☛→✤➣✥✍✶➓▼➣✥✍✏✜❑→t✍✲➒❚➑➐ ➨✢✚➫➩★➓✎➣✸✍✲✚✺➓▼➣✥✍✏✜☎→♠➑②↕✢➔ ➭❷➓✎➣✸➑✺➓❑✔✰✌✏➔❞✌✎➣✥✚❀→➯➓✎➣✸➑✺➓❑✔♥✘ ò➨ü❯ý ✌▼➑❀➓✎✔✰✌❊➟✸✍❚✌ î☎ïð ñ❣òôó❲õ ö ➔ ù⑦û❍ü✑ý ➔✥➓✎➣✸✍➐ ò ✌✎➑✺➓✎✔✰✌★➟✸✍⑨✌✈➠ ✂❆➡ ò❯õ ✡ ✔➐⑥➢ ✧➳➲❣✍❚✌❚➜➳➵♠↕ ✔➐➓▼✍✏➨✢✜▼➑✺➓✎✔✕✚➐ ➦✁↕❑✣✸➑✺✜✎➓▼✌♠→♠✍✈➙➐✚❀→◆➓✎➣✸➑✺➓ ÿ￾ ✂ò☎✄ ✂û❈✆✟✞ õ ÿ ➥➸û ö ✂ò❺✄P➺➻ ✆✟➼ ➠ ÿ￾ û✂➡ ò❦✆✟✞ ø ➑➐✖❺➓▼➣✟➽P✌ ÿ✁￾ ✂ò☎✄ ✂û ➠ ✡ û❈✆✟✞ õ ÿ✁￾ ûP➾ ➠ ✂➡ ò ➠ ✡▲➚ ✆✟✞ õ÷ö⑤ø ù✤û✙ü❩ý➶➪ ✩❞✚❀→☛➑✦✌▼✌❊➽✸➛❆✍➳➓▼➣✸➑❀➓❞➠ ✂❆➡ ò ➠ ✡ ✖✠✚✁✍❚✌ ➐✚✺➓❣✍⑨➹✢➽P➑✺✓✠➘✏✍❚✜✎✚✈➑✺➓❖✌❊✚✢➛❆✍➳✣◗✚✦✔➐➓ ☞ →t✍✤➒✏➑➐ ➓✎➣✥✍➐ ➓✴➑✺➙✢✍ û ➐✚➐➘✏✍❚✜✎✚❳✓✕✚✠➒✏➑✺✓✕✔✕➘✏✍❚✖❲➑✦➦P✚✢➽✠➓✈➓✎➣✥✔✰✌✈✣◗✚✦✔➐➓❚➔✉→✤➣✥✔✕➒✴➣❝➒✏✚➐➓✎✜✴➑✦✖✠✔✰➒❍➓✴✌ î☎ïð ñ❣òôó✤õ ö ➔ ù❸û➟ü✽ý ✧ ➧✍✝➓▼➣✁➽✸✌✤➒✶✚➐➒✶✓✕➽✸✖✠✍❤➓✎➣P➑❀➓✈➠ ✂❆➡ ò➣õ ✡ ✔➐❳➢ ☞ ➓▼➣✥✔✕✌➳✔✰✌➳➙➐✚❀→➐ ñ ✔➐ ➒✶✍❚✜❊➓✴➑✺✔➐ ➒✏✔♥✜✴➒✶✓✕✍❚✌ ó ➑✦✌t➓✎➣✥✍ ➴➽❳➵♠✚✢✔✕✌❊➷❪➬❞✍✏↕✁➛❡✚➐✖☎✓♥✍❚➛❆➛❴➑✸✧ ➮✃➱✕❐❒➱✰➮ ❮❋❰✟Ï✉Ð✉Ñ✛Ò⑨Ñ✽Ó◗Ð▲Ô Õ◗Ö✟×❨Ø❒Ù✿Ú✦Û Ü

Linear space. A set Y is a linear (or vector ) space vu1,v2∈Y, va∈R,u∈Y, aU∈Y Linear forms, L(u) L:、Y.,→、R,( form or functional) L(av +U2)=al(on)+l(u2)(linear) Va∈R,V Bilinear forms, B(w, v) B(w, t)linear form in w for fixed D B(U, u)linear form in v for fixed w(bilinear) Note that B:YxZ,R indicates that b has two inputs (arguments the first from the space y, the second from the space Z; the output is a real number. SLIDE 15 B(U,U)=B(U, w) SPI B(,w)>0 ≠0SPD 2.3.3 Restatement SLIDE 16 a(w, v=

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(u, ma-J vu Vu+uedA AllYl(s) Vu2+w2 dA N6 E4 Important theoretical and numerical implications Important spaces, inner products, and norms Hilbert and Banach Spaces A Hilbert space is a linear space Y with which we associate an inner product Dr this is simply an SPD bilinear form which then induces a norm, lolly =(u, /2. In fact, what we have just described is an inner product space: a hilbert space is a complete inner product space; by completeness we mean that any Cauchy sequence(n∈ Y such that lyn-ymly→0asm,m→ oo) converges to a member of y A Hilbert space is a special case of a Banach space Z, which is a(complete) ormed linear space. The norm z associated with a Banach space is not, in her l, induced from any bilinear form, but must still satisfy certain conditions (the conditions we intuitively associate with any measure of "length") ∈2,u≠0 lawllz al llwlla va∈R,Vu∈ l+叫ll≤‖llx+lxyu∈z,vu∈z the last being the triangle inequality(the shortest distance between two points It can readily be shown that a norm induced by an inner product automat ically satisfies the above conditions. The triangle inequality is proven with the help of the Cauchy-Schwarz inequality, which states that for an inner product (u,y)y≤ Jully lully We give the proof here 0< (u,)y (,) l =(x-2)y l lolly

t✈✉✴✇✳①❇②④③⑥⑤⑧⑦✖⑨✺⑩ ❶ ❷✄❸ ❹ ❺❻❼❻✓❽❿❾✲➀✓❾✘➁✄➂❼➃✓➄➆➅ ➇ ➈⑨➊➉✉➌➋ ➉ ①▲➍➎✉✿①➐➏P➑✑➒ ➓⑧✉➔➓⑧③⑤ ⑦✖⑨✺⑩ ❶ ❷✄❸ ❹ ❻❼➁→❾✈➣ ➇ ↔➈⑨➙↕ ➉ ✉ ↕ ➛ ➍➜✉➛ ➏❱➑✾➝▲➞→➟ ➛➡➠ ➢✾➤ ➥➧➦ ➨✄➩✾➫✺➭✤➯✄➲❿➳✤➵✺➲✦➸→➺✺➻✓➼✵➽➾➻⑧➸➾➚●➪❼➶✌➹➘➳✌➵➷➴➊➬✞➮❯➱✻➻✓➽➾➚●➪❼➶✌➹❐✃❛➩✿➫❤❒❩✃✈❮❪➳✤➲♥✃✈➭✤➵✺❰⑧Ï ÐÒÑ✠Ó✄Ô♦Õ Ö✓×ÒØ✾Ñ❇ÙPÓ➾Ú❇Û★ÓÝÜ✄Ø✛Ú➷Þ✵Ô✌Ü❱ß❂à❡Û✦Û✛Ô✌ÙáØ➧Ù✵Ñ❍â★ã❊ÞPÓ→Ü✵ß★Ú❇Û✛â➡Û➧Ñ❇Ùä×➎Ü å❣✃❛❒●æ➾ç✓➯✄➲⑥➳✤➵➷➴áè✾➳✌➵➷➳❱❮➾é✢ê✌➫✺➳✵❮❪ç⑧❰ ëíì➚✖➹●î➷➻✓➽→➸ðï→ñ✺➶✵➪✓➻⑥➚●ï➘➶✻❒❩✃❛➵➷ç❪➳✤➯✾❰♥➫❯➳❱❮➾çÝòôó⑥➚✖➸→➺õó⑥➺✺➚●➪❪➺õóð➻✾➶✵ï➾ï→➼✞➪✓➚●➶✌➸→➻⑥➶✌➬✢✃❛➵✲➵➷ç✓➯ö➫➷➯➾➭❼➴✌÷✺❮⑧➲ t④➋●✇✓➋ø②✳ùûú ➸➾➺❯➚●ï➊➚●ï➔ï✳➚●➱✻ñ❯➹●üÒ➶✵➬➜ý❯þ✛ÿ î✺➚✖➹●➚✖➬✺➻❼➶✌➽ ✁➼✵➽➾➱ ú ó⑥➺❯➚●➪❪➺ ➸➾➺❯➻✓➬➜➚●➬✄✂❇➮✲➪⑧➻❼ï➔➶ ➵➷➭✌➯✄➩✆☎ ➓✄✉á➓ ù✞✝ t✘✉✴✇→✉➐② ➞→➟ ➛✠✟☛✡➬ ✁➶❱➪✄➸☞☎★ó⑥➺✲➶✤➸➔óð➻➙➺✺➶✍✌❱➻✏✎④➮✺ï✳➸✑✂❯➻❼ï➾➪⑧➽➾➚✖î➷➻☞✂➜➚ ïá➶✌➬➎➚●➬❯➬❯➻❼➽➊ñ❯➽➾➼✒✂❇➮✺➪✄➸ ï→ñ✺➶✵➪✓➻✔✓▲➶ ì➚✖➹●î✲➻❼➽✳➸✴ï→ñ✺➶✵➪✓➻➔➚ ï❣➶ ❮➾➭✌➩✿➫❤❒✖ç✓➲➆ç➙➚✖➬❯➬✺➻✓➽❣ñ❯➽➾➼✒✂❇➮✺➪✄➸✴ï→ñ✺➶✵➪✓➻ ➒ î✞ü ➪✓➼✵➱✻ñ❯➹●➻⑧➸→➻❼➬❯➻❼ï➾ï▲óð➻ ➱✻➻❼➶✵➬➙➸→➺✲➶✤➸✿➶✌➬✞ü✖✕ð➶✌➮✲➪❪➺Pü➙ï→➻☞✗P➮❯➻❼➬✺➪⑧➻ t✙✘✠✚✜✛ ò✑ï✳➮✺➪❪➺ ➸→➺✺➶✌➸ ➓✢✘✔✚✏✣✤✘✔✥➔➓ ù✧✦✩★ ➶✵ï✫✪ ✇✭✬ ✦ ✮② ➪⑧➼✵➬✯✌❱➻✓➽✱✰✵➻❼ï✛➸→➼õ➶✻➱✻➻✓➱➔î✲➻❼➽⑥➼✁ ò ✟ ëûì➚●➹●î✲➻❼➽✳➸⑥ï✳ñ✲➶✵➪⑧➻Ý➚ ïð➶áï→ñ✲➻✔➪⑧➚➶✌➹❤➪✓➶✵ï→➻Ý➼✁ ➶✳✲❴➶✌➬✺➶❱➪❪➺➙ï✳ñ✺➶❱➪⑧➻✵✴✏☎✞ó⑥➺❯➚ ➪❪➺ ➚ ï❴➶ t ➪⑧➼❱➱áñ✺➹✖➻✓➸→➻ ② ➵➷➭✌➯✄➩✻ç❪➴➙➹✖➚●➬❯➻❼➶✵➽➘ï→ñ✺➶✵➪✓➻ ✟✷✶➺❯➻Ý➬❯➼✵➽➾➱ ➓ö➋✔➓☞✸ ➶✵ï➾ï✳➼❇➪⑧➚➶✤➸➾➻☞✂✻ó⑥➚✖➸→➺❘➶✹✲❴➶✌➬✺➶❱➪❪➺ ï→ñ✺➶✵➪✓➻✾➚ ï✛➬❯➼✵➸☞☎✞➚●➬ ✰✵➻❼➬❯➻✓➽❪➶✌➹✺☎✤➚●➬✄✂❇➮✺➪✓➻☞✂ ✁➽→➼❱➱ ➶✵➬Pü➊î❯➚✖➹●➚●➬❯➻❼➶✵➽ ✁➼✵➽➾➱✻☎✵î❯➮❇➸✛➱➔➮✺ï④➸➧ï✳➸→➚●➹✖➹✲ï→➶✌➸→➚ ï✁üá➪⑧➻✓➽→➸➾➶✵➚✖➬✻➪⑧➼❱➬✄✂❇➚✖➸→➚●➼✵➬✺ï t ➸➾➺❯➻✴➪⑧➼❱➬✄✂❇➚✖➸→➚●➼✵➬✺ï❴óð➻❣➚●➬❱➸➾➮❯➚✖➸→➚✼✌✵➻✓➹●ü ➶❱ï→ï→➼❇➪⑧➚➶✤➸→➻Ýó⑥➚✖➸→➺ ➶✌➬✞üõ➱✻➻❼➶❱ï✳➮✺➽→➻▲➼✁✾✽ ➹●➻✓➬✿✰✵➸→➺✄❀ ② ✓ ➓✄✉➔➓ ✸ ❁ ★ ❂ ✉❃✛ ✴✇ð✉✞❄➇ ★ ✇ ➓❆❅✦✉➔➓ ✸ ➇ ↕ ❅ ↕ ➓✄✉á➓ ✸ ✇ ❂ ❅✧✛ ✡❇ ✇ ❂ ✉❈✛ ✴ ✇ ➓✄✉ ➍➎①❤➓☞✸ ❉ ➓⑧✉➔➓❊✸❘➍❦➓⑧①❤➓☞✸ ❂ ✉❃✛ ✴✇ ❂ ①✜✛ ✴ ✇ ➸→➺✺➻❣➹●➶❱ï④➸❴î✲➻❼➚✖➬✄✰✻➸→➺❯➻Ý➸→➽➾➚➶✌➬✿✰❱➹✖➻Ý➚✖➬✺➻☞✗P➮✺➶✌➹●➚✖➸④ü t ➸➾➺❯➻✴ï✳➺✺➼✵➽→➸→➻❼ï✳➸❋✂❇➚●ï✳➸➾➶✵➬✺➪⑧➻▲î➷➻⑧➸④óð➻✓➻❼➬ ➸④óð➼➔ñ➷➼✵➚●➬P➸➾ï ✟❊✟☞✟ ② ✟ ✡ ➸➐➪❼➶✌➬❘➽→➻✔➶✔✂❇➚●➹●ü➙î✲➻✴ï→➺❯➼✤ó⑥➬❘➸→➺✲➶✤➸✾➶á➬❯➼✵➽➾➱ ➚●➬✄✂❇➮✲➪⑧➻☞✂❘î✞ü ➶✵➬ ➚●➬❯➬❯➻❼➽✿ñ❯➽➾➼✒✂❇➮✺➪✄➸✾➶✵➮❇➸→➼❱➱õ➶✤➸✭● ➚ ➪✓➶✌➹●➹●ü ï➾➶✤➸→➚ ï✭❍✺➻❼ï❴➸➾➺❯➻➊➶✵î✲➼■✌❱➻▲➪✓➼✵➬✄✂❯➚✸➸➾➚✖➼❱➬✺ï ✟❏✶➺❯➻▲➸➾➽→➚➶✌➬✿✰❱➹✖➻❣➚●➬❯➻❑✗❱➮✲➶✌➹●➚✸➸④ü ➚●ï✾ñ❯➽→➼■✌❱➻✓➬❘ó⑥➚✸➸➾➺ ➸→➺❯➻ ➺❯➻❼➹✖ñ ➼✁ ➸➾➺❯➻▲✕ð➶✵➮✺➪❪➺✞ü▼●❿ý❇➪❪➺✞ó❴➶✌➽✱◆▲➚✖➬❯➻❑✗P➮✺➶✌➹●➚✸➸④ü✠☎❤ó⑥➺❯➚●➪❪➺Òï④➸❪➶✤➸➾➻❼ï✾➸→➺✺➶✌➸ ✁➼❱➽Ý➶✵➬♦➚●➬❯➬❯➻✓➽Ýñ❯➽➾➼✒✂❇➮✺➪✄➸ t④➋●✇✓➋ø②✳ù ☎ t✈✉✴✇✳①❇②✳ù❖❉û➓⑧✉➔➓✓ù➜➓⑧①❤➓❼ù ➠ PÒ➻✏✰✵➚✼✌✵➻Ý➸→➺❯➻❣ñ✺➽→➼✞➼✁ ➺❯➻✓➽➾➻✔✓ ★ ❉❘◗◗ ◗ ◗ ✉❙✣ t✘✉✴✇→①✞② ù ➓✄①✠➓ ➛ù ① ❚◗◗ ◗ ◗ ➛ ù ➇ ↔✉❙✣ t✘✉✴✇→①✞② ù ➓✄①✠➓ ➛ù ①➷✇✳✉❖✣ t✘✉✴✇→①✞② ù ➓✄①✠➓ ➛ù ①➝ ù ➇ ➓✄✉➔➓ ➛ù ✣❱❯ t✘✉➊✇✳①❇② ➛ù ➓✄①✠➓ ➛ù ➍ t✘✉✴✇→①✞② ➛ù ➓✄①✠➓ ➛ù ➇ ➓✄✉➔➓ ➛ù ✣ t✈✉✴✇✳①❇② ➛ù ➓✄①✠➓ ➛ù ➒ ❲

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