Strong maximum principles for infinite implicit parabolic systems
Abstract
In this paper we prove a theorem on strong maximum principles for infinite implicit systems of parabolic differential-functional inequalities together with nonlocal inequalities with functionals in (n + 1)-dimensional sets more general than the cylindrical domain. Results obtained are generalizations of those from [1]–[8] and [10].
Keywords
strong maximum principles; parabolic problems; infinite implicit systems; nonlocal conditions with functionals
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Instytut Matematyki, Politechnika Krakowska Poland
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