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On the Solution of An Ill-Posed Boundary Value Problem for Second-Order Evolution Equations
Inthis work, we deal with an ill-posed boundary value problem formultidimensional second-order evolution equations with variable coefficients.By using the given data, we reduce the problem to a functional equation and weobtain a new representation for ...
Δ°smet GΓΆlgeleyen, Mustafa YΔ±ldΔ±z
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Some Best Proximity Theorems for Generalized Proximal $\mathcal{Z}$-Contraction Maps in $b$-Metric Spaces with Applications [PDF]
The simulation function and the notion of $\mathcal{Z}$-contraction concerning $\zeta$ which generalizes the Banach contraction principle and unifies several known types of contractions involving the combination of $d(fx, fy)$ and $d(x, y)$.
Dasari Ratna Babu
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On the conformal mapping of curvilinear angles. The functional equation π[π(π₯)]=πβπ(π₯) [PDF]
G. A. Pfeiffer
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Hyperstability of a functional equation [PDF]
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We give an existence theorem for some functional-integral equations which includes many key integral and functional equations that arise in nonlinear analysis and its applications.
Josefa Caballero +2 more
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Inverse Ambiguous Functions and Automorphisms on Finite Groups
If G is a finite group, then a bijective function f : G β G is inverse ambiguous if and only if f(x)β1 = fβ1(x) for all x β G. We give a precise description when a finite group admits an inverse ambiguous function and when a finite group admits an ...
Toborg Imke
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ON STABILILTY OF GENERALIZED ADDITIVE FUNCTIONAL EQUATIONS IN BANACH SPACE
The stability problem arises when a functional equation is replaced by an inequality. When the equation admits a unique solution, we say that the equation is stable. In this paper, an Arunkumar-Agilan type additive functional equation is considered.
Yusuf Ibrahim, Aminu A. Usman
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Connected and disconnected plane sets and the functional equation π(π₯)+π(π¦)=π(π₯+π¦) [PDF]
F. Burton Jones
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Comparison theorems for third-order neutral differential equations
We establish comparison theorems for the oscillation of solutions to third-order neutral differential equations via linear ordinary and delay differential equations.
Zuzana Dosla, Petr Liska
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