On construction of weak solutions with higher integrable gradients to linear hyperbolic partial differential systems
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The authors attempt to construct weak solutions with higher integrable gradients to hyperbolic initial-boundary value problems. Rothe's method and its expansion to parabolic equations by Giaquinta and Struwe are applied.
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