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In this paper is presented a method for defining solutions concerning to the design of power and water distribution networks based on a multi-stakeholder environment.

We present a participatory experience where, instead of having science defining solutions and eliciting stakeholders' feedback, local actors actually drove the process.

The possibility of defining solutions near singularities is particularly important in flame modeling for it is near such points that ignition and burn-out may occur.

In the rest of the paper we address these questions by defining solutions and demonstrating the feasibility of the proposed approaches with examples and use cases.

Having the problem defined, solution methodology is developed to tackle computational complexity of the problem.

We now find an explicit majorant V 0 ( d ) for the implicitly defined solution V ( d ).

In particular, to define solution performance scattering, the fuzzy entropy is used as a global measure of variable dispersion.

In particular, when s ≥ 4, the corresponding solution is a classical globally defined solution of problem (3.1).

A constant lumped toughness parameter uniquely defines solution trajectory in the parametric space, while time-varying lumped tip underpressure parameter describes evolution along the trajectory.

Note, however, that the latter extreme case implies that marginal tax rates equal 1, so that the first order necessary condition in Eq. (10) admits no defined solution.

Chemically defined solution systems were designed; the saturation indices (SIs) of the solution systems with respect to MAP were derived by using a geochemical aqueous model Program, PHREEQC 2.11; the effects of the solution conditions were evaluated using thermodynamic theories.