Social innovations have a direct connection with the search for solutions to social problems and challenges [6, 7].
Very recently, Yang and Pu [6] studied the existence and essential components in connection with the set of solutions for the system of strong vector quasi-equilibrium problems.
Most of the analysis of the Russian part of the belt was done in connection with the search for solutions to the problem of expanding the resource base of oil and gas in Russia (Smyslov et al. 2003).
To explore the connection with a classical solution, consider the Fourier transform of Stokes' (1849) solution when the distance source receiver is zero: text{Im} {kern 1pt} left[ {G_{11} ({mathbf{x}},{mathbf{x}},omega )} right] = - frac{omega }{12pi rho }left( {frac{1}{{alpha^{3} }} + frac{2}{{beta^{3} }}} right) (3).
Without considering long-term shrinkage and creep effects in the concrete, Newmark, Siess and Viest deriived the classic partial interaction solution in 1951, quantifying the increase in beam's stiffness as the stiffness of the mechanical shear connection increases; the solution being represented with hyperbolic trigonometric functions.
The connection of the solution of the discrete equivalent logistic equation with the solution of the logistic differential equation is discussed.
For positive linear Volterra difference equations in Banach lattices, the uniform asymptotic stability of the zero solution is studied in connection with the summability of the fundamental solution and the invertibility of the characteristic operator associated with the equations.
In [6, 7], under some restrictive conditions on, we discussed the uniform asymptotic stability of the zero solution of (1.2) in connection with the summability of the fundamental solution, as well as the invertibility of the characteristic operator ; see also [9 12] for the case that is finite dimensional.
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