2005
DOI: 10.2989/16073600509486133
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Diffraction and Dirichlet Problem for Parameter-Elliptic Convolution Operators with Constant Symbols

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“…If the symbols a and b are variable symbols, it is generally impossible to find an exact solution and sometimes one can prove only the existence and uniqueness theorem and indicate a general solution in implicit form. We now state the following theorem, which is the generalisation of the result in [5]:…”
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“…If the symbols a and b are variable symbols, it is generally impossible to find an exact solution and sometimes one can prove only the existence and uniqueness theorem and indicate a general solution in implicit form. We now state the following theorem, which is the generalisation of the result in [5]:…”
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“…We remark tnat specifically if the symbols a and b corresponding to the pseudodifferential operators A and B are constant symbols (independent of x), thie formulas (7) and (9) define the exact solutions to the problems (6) and (8), respectively (see [5]). If the symbols a and b are variable symbols, it is generally impossible to find an exact solution and sometimes one can prove only the existence and uniqueness theorem and indicate a general solution in implicit form.…”
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