2017
DOI: 10.1007/s10958-017-3574-2
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The differential-symbol method of solving the problem two-point in time for a nonhomogeneous partial differential equation

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“…K C using a method from the opposite is reduced to proving the trivialness in this class of solution to problem (8), (7). The latter property follows from results of paper [46]. Comment 1.…”
Section: K Cmentioning
confidence: 69%
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“…K C using a method from the opposite is reduced to proving the trivialness in this class of solution to problem (8), (7). The latter property follows from results of paper [46]. Comment 1.…”
Section: K Cmentioning
confidence: 69%
“…are also pairwise different and belong to the set M, Set M is to be selected so that class ,M K C is the class of unique solvability of problem (10),(7).Similarly to papers[45,46], we consider an entire function of vector-parameter well as the fact that function (12) is a quasipolynomial with respect to τ for any . s ν ∈C Let L be the set of zeros of function(12), then put \ , in equation(10), which predetermines a wave process, is to be considered a quasi-polynomial, which belongs to , ,…”
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“…Consider a two-point problem with two-point conditions in the form of a constant voltage applied along a line at the initial moment of time = 0 and at some other point in time = . Using the differential-symbol method [17][18][19][20], we can write a generalized solution of the two-point problem (3), (4) in the following form:…”
Section: A Two-point Problem With a Constant Voltage Along A Long Linementioning
confidence: 99%