This paper investigates the well-posedness of a boundary value problem on the semiaxis for a class of third-order operator-differential equations whose principal part has multiple real characteristics. We obtain sufficient conditions for the existence and uniqueness of the solution of a boundary value problem in the Sobolev-type space W 3 2 (R + ; H). These conditions are expressed in terms of the operator coefficients of the investigated equation. We find relations between the estimates of the norms of intermediate derivatives operators in the subspace W 3 2 (R + ; H) and the solvability conditions. Furthermore, we calculate the exact values of these norms. The results are illustrated with an example of the initial-boundary value problems for partial differential equations. MSC: 34G10; 47A50; 47D03; 47N20 Keywords: well-posed and unique solvability; operator-differential equation; multiple characteristic; self-adjoint operator; the Sobolev-type space; inter-mediate derivatives operators; factorization of pencilswhere E σ is the resolution of the identity for A.
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