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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a lower solution for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing alternatives or options that are less complex, less expensive, or less effective than others.
Example: "After reviewing the options, we decided to implement a lower solution for our data storage needs to save costs."
Alternatives: "a simpler solution for" or "a more affordable solution for".
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Finally, let α be a lower solution for (3.1).
Finally, let (alpha ) be a lower solution for (53).
Finally, let α ( t ) be a lower solution for (13).
If there exists a lower solution for the problem, then the problem has a unique solution.
Finally, let α ( t ) be a lower solution for (13); we claim that α ≤ F.
A function is said to be a lower solution for (3.2) if and (3.3).
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Hypothesis implies that (hat{u}=0) is a lower solution of (1.3) for domain Ω.
It is clear that (hat{u}=0) is a lower solution of (1.3) for domain Ω by Hypothesis .
This implies that u ( n 0 ) is a lower solution of (3.6) for all s ≤ ν ¯ 4 n 0. Analogously, it follows that there exists n 1 ≤ − 1 such that u ( n 1 ) is an upper solution of (3.6) for all s ≥ ν ¯ 4 n 1.
From all of the above arguments, we see that (underline{Psi} underline{phi},underline{varphi},underline {psi})) is a lower solution of (15) for small enough (lambda in (0,hat{lambda}_{2})), where (hat{lambda}_{2}=min{lambda^{ast}_{4},lambda^{ast }_{5},lambda^{ast}_{6}}).
(v) Now, let (alphain C I,mathbb{R})) be a lower solution of (27), therefore, for all (tin I), begin{aligned} alpha(t) leq& v(t)+mu int_{a}^{b} K t,s alpha(s),ds, =& (Talpha) (t).
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