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Global small solutions of the cauchy problem for a semilinear system of equations of thermoelasticity

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For a semilinear system of equations of thermoelasticity, we establish a theorem on the existence and uniqueness of global solutions in a multidimensional space under the condition that the initial data are sufficiently small. We also obtain estimates for the decrease of solutions as time increases.

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Botsenyuk, O.M. Global small solutions of the cauchy problem for a semilinear system of equations of thermoelasticity. Ukr Math J 52, 499–512 (2000). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02515393

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