Asymptotics of Solution of a Boundary Value Problem for Quasilinear Non-Classical Type Di erential Equation of Arbitrary Odd Order
Journal Title: Journal of Advances in Mathematics and Computer Science - Year 2017, Vol 22, Issue 4
Abstract
In a rectangle domain, a boundary value problem is considered for a singularly perturbed quasilinear non-classical type equation of arbitrary odd order, degenerating into a hyperbolic equation. Asymptotic expansion of the generalized solution of the problem under consideration is constructed to within any positive degree of a small parameter, and the residual term is estimated.
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Mahir M. Sabzaliev, Ilhama M. Sabzalieva
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