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The complex parabolic type Monge-Ampère equation we are dealing with is of the form $$(\partial u/\partial t){\text{ det(}}\partial ^2 u/\partial z_i {\text{ }}\partial \overline z _j ) = f$$ in B × (0, T ), u = ϕ on Γ, where B is the unit ball in ℂ d , d >1, and Γ is the parabolic boundary of B × (0, T) . Solution u is proved unique in the class $$C(\bar B \times (0,T)) \cap W_{\infty ,loc}^{2,1} (B \times (0,T))$$ .
Applied Mathematics and Optimization – Springer Journals
Published: May 1, 1997
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