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Let ${cal A}(x;D_x)$ be a second-order linear differential operator in divergence form. We prove that the operator ${l}I- {cal A}(x;D_x)$, where $lincsp$ and $I$ stands for the identity operator, is closed and injective when ${rm Re}l$ is large enough and the domain of ${cal A}(x;D_x)$ consists of a special class of weighted Sobolev function spaces related to conical open bounded sets of $rsp^n$, $n ge 1$.
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