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Let be arbitrarily given.
Let (r >0) be arbitrarily given.
Let (epsilon>0) be arbitrarily given.
Now, let (epsilon>0) be arbitrarily given.
Let ε > 0 be arbitrarily given.
Throughout the paper, let (p > 1) be arbitrarily given.
First, we prove that for arbitrarily given is bounded.
Indeed, take an arbitrarily given (pin{mathcal{F}}).
Notice that is arbitrarily given; from (3.10), we get (3.12).
As is arbitrarily given real number, let, such that (3.20).
Let (j in{0, 1, ldots, m -1}) be arbitrarily given.
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