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Asymptotic behavior and stability of a stationary boundary-layer solution to a partially dissipative system of equations
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    Asymptotic behavior and stability of a stationary boundary-layer solution to a partially dissipative system of equations (English)
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    4 December 2019
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    boundary layer
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    asymptotically stable solution
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    asymptotic method of differential inequalities
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    basin of attraction
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