The phrase "assumed solution" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where a solution is taken for granted or accepted without proof, often in mathematical or problem-solving discussions.
Example: "In our analysis, we will start with the assumed solution and test its validity against the given parameters."
Alternatives: "proposed solution" or "hypothetical solution".
To prove the uniqueness, we need to derive the various estimates for assumed solution.
This solution is approximate and the accuracy is dependent on the assumed solution.
Considering engineering as finding the right solution in a design space, then SfX is figuratively mapping out the area where the assumed solution lies.
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where x *j shows the ideal solution for optimizing the j th objective, x is the assumed solution, and Y j indicates the significance degree for the j th objective.
The periodic solutions of a non-linear oscillator with unsymmetric restoring force and harmonic excitation are studied by means of harmonic balance using an arbitrary number of modes in the assumed solution.
Before the Griesafault, it was often mistakenly assumed that solutions to sovereign-debt repayment problems could be achieved through decentralised negotiations, without a strong legal framework.
Considering such systems, we do not discuss questions of existence of solutions and assume that solutions to these systems exist.
Then, one assumes a solution in one direction and upon substitution of this solution into the partial equation of the plate, an ordinary differential equation is obtained.
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"Researchers have to assume a solution will be found which enables UK investigators to participate, and indeed lead, on future European bids" adds Hawkins.
