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This equation has two solutions.
Google has two solutions to this.
Suppose that has two solutions in the sense of distributions.
It is the same problem, it has two solutions.
Equation (4.3) has two solutions with modular one if (4.4).
Equation (5.1) is nonoscillatory and has two solutions such that and if and only if (5.2).
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Hence p ( N + 1 ) → p. For the uniqueness, we assume that problem (1 -(4) has two solution pairs ( p, u ), ( q, v ).
. is even and (1.1) has two sign-changing solutions, is even and (1.1) has six solutions, three of which are of the same sign, is odd and (1.1) has two sigh-changing solutions, is odd and (1.1) has three solutions of the same sign.
Moreover, one of the following cases occurs: (i) is even and (1.1) has two sign-changing solutions, (ii) is even and (1.1) has six solutions, three of which are of the same sign, (iii) is odd and (1.1) has two sigh-changing solutions, (iv) is odd and (1.1) has three solutions of the same sign.
Equation (9) has three solutions, and the optimal solution is given by {boldsymbol{w}}_{boldsymbol{o}}={{tilde{boldsymbol{R}}}_{s^2}}^{-1}{tilde{boldsymbol{P}}}_{d,s}.
If the three given circles are mutually tangent, Apollonius' problem has five solutions.
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