scientific article; zbMATH DE number 14622

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The following problem is considered: \[ \begin{multlined} K(y,z)u_{xx}+u_{yy}+u_{zz}+a(y,z)u_ x+b(y,z)u=f\\ \text{for } (x,y,z)\in D=(0,a)\times(0,b)\times(-T,T),\\ u(0,y,z)=u(a,y,z),\quad u_ x(0,y,z)=u_ x(a,y,z),\quad u(x,y,z)=u(x,y,-z),\\ u_ y(x,y,z)=-u_ y(x,y,-z)\quad\text{for }y=0,b,\quad u(x,y,T)=u(x,y,-T)=0.\end{multlined} \] It is shown that for sufficiently smooth functions \(K,a,b\) with \(a(y,z)\geq \delta>0\), \(c(y,z)\leq 0\), \(c(y,z)\leq 0\), \(zK(y,z)>0\) for \(z\neq 0\), \(K(y,0)=0\), and for \(f\), \(f_ x\in L_ 2(D)\) there exists a unique solution in the Sobolev space \(W^ 2_ 2(D)\).











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