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# Some results for pathwise uniqueness in Hilbert spaces

• An abstract evolution equation in Hilbert spaces with Hölder continuous drift is considered. By proceeding as in [3], we transform the equation in another equation with Lipschitz continuous coefficients.Then we prove existence and uniqueness of this equation by a fixed point argument.
Mathematics Subject Classification: 35R60, 60H15.

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