DOI: 10.11606/d.55.2023.tde-15062023-131701
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Ultradistribuições no toro e aplicações em certas equações diferenciais parciais

Abstract: Agradeço primeiro a Deus, que é digno de toda a glória. Sou grata pelo sustento, provisão e força que Ele me deu diariamente para desempenhar esse projeto e por fazer em minha vida infinitamente mais do que eu poderia imaginar.Aos meus pais, Valter e Sandra, e aos meus irmãos, Jonathan e Raquel, por todo apoio e incentivo que sempre me ofereceram. Por estarem presentes todas as vezes que precisei de colo. Sem eles nada disso seria possível.Agradeço de forma muito especial ao meu orientador, Prof. Paulo, que me… Show more

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“…For this purpose we extend to ultradifferentiable classes of functions, given by strongly regular sequences, some results previously obtained to Gevrey classes in [1]. We present examples and some useful properties of the class of functions (for more examples and properties see, for instance, [5]). Also, we show that a certain Diophantine condition arised from analytic solvability (see [3] and [6]) revels to be (actually) a necessary condition of M-solvability for any sequence M satisfying (M.1)-(M.3).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 90%
“…For this purpose we extend to ultradifferentiable classes of functions, given by strongly regular sequences, some results previously obtained to Gevrey classes in [1]. We present examples and some useful properties of the class of functions (for more examples and properties see, for instance, [5]). Also, we show that a certain Diophantine condition arised from analytic solvability (see [3] and [6]) revels to be (actually) a necessary condition of M-solvability for any sequence M satisfying (M.1)-(M.3).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 90%