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On a frequency function approach to the unique continuation principle

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arxiv 1110.0945 v1 pith:ZJNTO52P submitted 2011-10-05 math.AP

Seppo Granlund , Niko Marola This is my paper · ORCID
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In this survey we discuss the frequency function method so as to study the problem of unique continuation for elliptic partial differential equations. The methods used in the note were mainly introduced by Garofalo and Lin.

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