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Continuous differentiability of a weak solution to very singular elliptic equations involving anisotropic diffusivity
Abstract In this paper we consider a very singular elliptic equation that involves an anisotropic diffusion operator, including the one-Laplacian, and is perturbed by a p -Laplacian-type diffusion operator with 1<p<∞ {1
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