Boundary stability is a mesh-uniform estimate for a finite-difference initial-boundary problem with forced boundary data. Stability of the whole-line Cauchy scheme is necessary but may fail to control boundary-supported numerical modes.
After transforming time and tangential variables, the uniform Kreiss--Lopatinskii condition requires the boundary equations to determine every decaying normal mode with an inverse bounded uniformly over transformed frequencies. It rules out growing or weakly controlled boundary modes.
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