?Commutant method? in the theory of operators and the theory of differential equations with operator coefficients
Copyright policy ) Gershteĭn, L. M.; Sobolevskiĭ, P. E.;
?Commutant method? in the theory of operators and the theory of differential equations with operator coefficients
The paper is a review of the authors' work during the eighties on the ``commutant method'' in the theory of differential equations with (unbounded) operator coefficients. No proofs are given.
- Hebrew University of Jerusalem Israel
- Voronezh State University Russian Federation
Groups and semigroups of linear operators, Linear differential equations in abstract spaces, commutant method, differential equations with unbounded operator coefficients, General theory of ordinary differential operators, PDE of composite type
Groups and semigroups of linear operators, Linear differential equations in abstract spaces, commutant method, differential equations with unbounded operator coefficients, General theory of ordinary differential operators, PDE of composite type
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