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... For C3 solutions Hilbert's problem was answered positively by Sergei Bernstein (1904) in his thesis, who showed that C3 solutions of nonlinear elliptic analytic equations in 2 variables are analytic ... (1939), who reduced the differentiability requirements on the solution needed to prove that it is analytic ... calculus of variations showed the existence of solutions with very weak differentiability properties ...
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