2013
DOI: 10.1155/2013/128363
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About the Nature of the Spectrum of the Periodic Problem for the Heat Equation with a Deviating Argument

Abstract: We study the nature of the spectrum of the periodic problem for the heat equation with a lower-order term and with a deviating argument. A significant influence of the lower-order term on the correct solvability of this problem is found. We obtain a criterion for the strong solvability of the above-mentioned problem.

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“…Note that the operator (13)-(14) is a two-dimensional generalization of the operator discussed in [16] - [17], which has found application to singularly perturbed Cauchy problem [18], to the operator of the heat conductivity in [19], and to the ill-posed problems of mathematical physics in [20] - [21], and Volterra problems in [26] - [27].…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Note that the operator (13)-(14) is a two-dimensional generalization of the operator discussed in [16] - [17], which has found application to singularly perturbed Cauchy problem [18], to the operator of the heat conductivity in [19], and to the ill-posed problems of mathematical physics in [20] - [21], and Volterra problems in [26] - [27].…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…16) where ̅ 0. This last operator (1.15) -(1.16) has been studied in detail in [67], the results of which were used in study of the Gourse problem for wave equation [68] and in solving inverse problems [69][70]. These two spectral problems are special cases of the spectral problem , 0 1 0, | | | | 0, study of which is of undoubted interest in all respects.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…With the help of direct calculations, the generality of the obtained recurrent formula is shown, and additional conditions that appeared in the course of research are removed. This work completes a series of studies devoted to the development of a spectral method for solving ill-posed problems [17][18][19][20][21][22][23][24][25].…”
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