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In this paper, we will study various Liouville-type theorems for partial trace equations with nonlinear gradient terms. Specifically, we will provide sufficient conditions for non-negative viscosity subsolutions of these equations in to vanish identically. For a prototype of such equations, we will give necessary and sufficient conditions for non-negative subsolutions in to be identically zero.
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