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Each two-dimensional subspace contains q + 1 distinct one-dimensional subspaces.
Matrix M N can have up to N (N − 1) distinct interstate transfer rates.
Thus (1) possesses at least m ⌊ ( T − 1 ) / 2 ⌋ − 1 distinct pairs of periodic solutions.
Then Lemma 2 implies that J has at least m ⌊ ( T − 1 ) / 2 ⌋ − 1 distinct pairs of critical points.
Then, the problem (1.3) possesses at least dim M k - 1 distinct pairs of sign-changing solutions.
Then (1) has at least m [ ( T − 1 ) / 2 ] − 1 distinct pairs of different T-periodic solutions.
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Then Eq. (1.1) has at least (r+1) distinct solutions in (H_{T}^{1}).
Therefore, problem (1.1) has at least (r+1) distinct solutions in (H_{T}^{1}).
Individual designs comprising up to k+1 distinct and equally spaced values of the explanatory variable are assumed to be available.
In this paper, linear combinations of the residuals at n+1 distinct collocation points are used to solve for the n unknowns.
Suppose that a polynomial P x) of degree n is sampled at (n+1) distinct points (z_0,ldotsldots,z_n), and write (p_j:=P z_j)).
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