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Second-order elliptic equation of divergence form having a compactly supported solution. / Filonov, N.

в: Journal of Mathematical Sciences , Том 106, № 3, 01.01.2001, стр. 3078-3086.

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Filonov, N. / Second-order elliptic equation of divergence form having a compactly supported solution. в: Journal of Mathematical Sciences . 2001 ; Том 106, № 3. стр. 3078-3086.

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