2026-07-072026-07-07http://salesiana.dossiersoluciones.com/handle/123456789/67815We consider an elliptic PDE in two variables. As one parameter approaches zero, this PDE collapses to a parabolic one, that is forward parabolic in a part of the domain and backward parabolic in the remainder. Such problems arise naturally in various stochastic models, such as fluid models for data-handling systems and Markov-modulated queues. We employ singular perturbation methods to study the problem for small values of the parameter.Analysis of PDEsProbabilityOn a Small Elliptic Perturbation of a Backward-Forward Parabolic Problem, with Applications to Stochastic Modelstext