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    An example in the theory of bisectorial operators (English)
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    16 July 2015
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    In this paper, the author constructs a Green function which is unbounded in a neighborhood of zero of an equation with a bisectorial operator.
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    bisectorial operator
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    linear differential equation
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    Green function
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    resolvent set
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    Fourier series
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