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Ann. Scuola Norm. Sup. Pisa Cl. Sci. (5) Vol. I (2002), pp. 245-245

Errata to:

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On Pseudosymmetric Systems with One Space Variable

»

TATSUO NISHITANI – SERGIO SPAGNOLO

The Introduction of the paper contains a wrong quotation. An example of non wellposedness is provided by the system

tu=1+x 1

x2 1−x xu,

and not by

tu=1+x x

x 1−x xu

as indicated on page 663. Indeed, the Cauchy Problem for the system

tu=C+d(x) a(x) b(x) Cd(x)

xu

with ab+d2≡0, is wellposed if and only if the functions a, b, c are constant up to a common factor (and not if and only if a, b, d are equal to zero, as asserted on page 664).

We thank Professor W. Matsumoto who communicated us this mistake.

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