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2 edition of Maximum principle for non-hyperbolic equations. found in the catalog.

Maximum principle for non-hyperbolic equations.

Rudolf VyМЃbornyМЃ

# Maximum principle for non-hyperbolic equations.

## by Rudolf VyМЃbornyМЃ

Published by Institute for Fluid Dynamics and Applied Mathematics in [College Park, Md .
Written in English

Subjects:
• Differential equations, Partial.,
• Boundary value problems.,
• Eigenvalues.,
• Maximum principles (Mathematics)

• Edition Notes

Bibliography: p. 34-35.

Classifications The Physical Object Other titles Continuous dependence of eigenvalues on the domain. LC Classifications QA374 .V9 Pagination 52 p. Number of Pages 52 Open Library OL5966745M LC Control Number 65065142

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