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Variational method for elliptic systems with discontinuous nonlinearities. / Pavlenko, V. N.; Potapov, D. K.

в: Sbornik Mathematics, Том 212, № 5, 726-744, 05.2021, стр. 726-744.

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Pavlenko, VN & Potapov, DK 2021, 'Variational method for elliptic systems with discontinuous nonlinearities', Sbornik Mathematics, Том. 212, № 5, 726-744, стр. 726-744. https://doi.org/10.1070/sm9401

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Pavlenko, V. N. ; Potapov, D. K. / Variational method for elliptic systems with discontinuous nonlinearities. в: Sbornik Mathematics. 2021 ; Том 212, № 5. стр. 726-744.

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