On C^-Hölder classical solutions for non-autonomous neutral differential equations: the nonlinear case
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On \(C^\alpha\)-Hölder classical solutions for non-autonomous neutral differential equations: the nonlinear case
On \(C^\alpha\)-Hölder classical solutions for non-autonomous neutral differential equations: the nonlinear case
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- Existence of solutions for abstract non-autonomous neutral differential equations
- Abstract differential equations and \(L^{q, \alpha}\)-Hölder functions
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