Existence and uniqueness of solutions of Schr\"odinger type stationary equations with very singular potentials without prescribing boundary conditions and some applications

Existence and uniqueness of solutions of Schr\"odinger type stationary equations with very singular potentials without prescribing boundary conditions and some applications
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极奇异位薛定谔型无边界条件平稳方程解的存在唯一性及应用

DOI:
10.7153/dea-2018-10-04
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发表时间:
2017
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arXiv: Analysis of PDEs
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通讯作者:
J. Rakotoson
J. Rakotoson
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作者:
J. Díaz;D. Gómez;J. Rakotoson

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