Evgenii S. Baranovskii, Roman V. Brizitskii, Zhanna Yu. Saritskaia
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Abstract
The global existence of a weak solution of a mixed boundary value problem for the stationary mass transfer equations with variable coefficients is proved. The maximum and minimum principle for the substance concentration is established. The solvability of a multiplicative control problem for the considered model is proved.
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