2018
DOI: 10.1007/s10114-018-7435-9
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Analytic Fragmentation Semigroups and Classical Solutions to Coagulation–fragmentation Equations — a Survey

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“…Alternatively, if the process is driven by the linear fragmentation part, it allows for more flexibility in selecting the fragmentation and transport parts, resulting in strong, classical solutions obtained within the framework of the semigroup theory. This has been shown in previous works [9][10][11]. This discrete system and its continuous counterpart have received considerable attention in the mathematics and physics literature in recent years; due to the enormous number of works devoted to them, we refer to the classical review [12] and the more recent [13] for an overview of the topic.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 75%
“…Alternatively, if the process is driven by the linear fragmentation part, it allows for more flexibility in selecting the fragmentation and transport parts, resulting in strong, classical solutions obtained within the framework of the semigroup theory. This has been shown in previous works [9][10][11]. This discrete system and its continuous counterpart have received considerable attention in the mathematics and physics literature in recent years; due to the enormous number of works devoted to them, we refer to the classical review [12] and the more recent [13] for an overview of the topic.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 75%
“…Alternatively, if the process is driven by the linear fragmentation part, it allows for more flexibility in selecting the fragmentation and transport parts, resulting in strong, classical solutions obtained within the framework of the semigroup theory. This has been shown in works such as [5,6,7]. This discrete system and its continuous counterpart have received considerable attention in the mathematics and physics literature in recent years; due to the enormous number of works devoted to them, we refer to the classical review [15] and the more recent [8] for an overview of the topic.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%