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Keywords:
abstract hyperbolic equations; Rothe method
Summary:
In this paper abstract hyperbolic equations in which elliptic operator dependent on time is involved are solved by using the so callad Rothe method, i.e. the method of discretisation of given problem in time. Existence and unicity of solution and some of its properties in dependence on various conditions which the given equations satisfy are presented.
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