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We study nonlinear degenerate parabolic equations where the flux function $f(x,t,u)$ does not depend Lipschitz continuously on the spatial location x. By properly adapting the 'doubling of variables' device due to Kružkov [25] and Carrillo [12], we prove a uniqueness result within the class of entropy solutions for the initial value problem. We also prove a result concerning the continuous dependence on the initial data and the flux function for degenerate parabolic equations with flux function of the form $k(x)f(u)$, where $k(x)$ is a vector-valued function and $f(u)$ is a scalar function.
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