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Equivalence between Strict Viscosity Solution and Viscosity Solution in the Wasserstein Space and Regular Extension of the Hamiltonian in L 2 ℙ
This article aims to build bridges between several notions of viscosity solution of first order dynamic Hamilton-Jacobi equations. The first main result states that, under assumptions, the definitions of Gangbo-Nguyen-Tudorascu and Marigonda-Quincampoix are equivalent. Secondly, to make the link wit
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