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Boundary Value Problem for a Degenerate Equation of Even Order With a Fractional Derivative in a Mixed Domain
In this paper, in a rectangular domain, we study a Dirichlet-type problem with gluing conditions for a degenerate high-order equation with fractional derivatives in the Riemann–Liouville sense of orders
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