A strongly ill-posed problem for a degenerate parabolic equation with unbounded coefficients in an unbounded domain \Omega \times {\mathcal {O}} of {\mathbb {R}}^{M+N}
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Abstract: In this paper we deal with a strongly ill-posed second-order degenerate parabolic problem in the unbounded open set , related to a linear equation with unbounded coefficients, with no initial condition, but endowed with the usual Dirichlet condition on and an additional condition involving the -normal derivative on , being an open subset of . The task of this paper is twofold: determining sufficient conditions on our data implying the uniqueness of the solution to the boundary value problem as well as determining a pair of metrics with respect of which depends continuously on the data. The results obtained for the parabolic problem are then applied to a similar problem for a convolution integrodifferential linear parabolic equation.
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