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Since is continuous in, there exists a constant, such that, for.
Since is continuous in, there exists such that for all (323).
On the other hand, for, since is continuous in, there exists small enough such that.
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If for each the mapping is continuous in, then there exists a unique -quadratic mapping such that (2.37).
satisfying for all If for each the mapping is continuous in, then there exists a unique -quadratic mapping satisfying (2.45).
Let be a constant such that for all If for each the mapping is continuous in, then there exists a unique -quadratic mapping satisfying (2.20).
By a similar method to the proof of Theorem 2.3, one can show that if for each the mapping is continuous in, then there exists a unique -quadratic mapping satisfying (2.40).
satisfying for all By a similar method to the proof of Theorem 2.7, one can show that if for each the mapping is continuous in, then there exists a unique -quadratic mapping satisfying (2.58).
By a version of the analytic Fredholm theorem (see [494, Theorem VI.14]), there is a set ({mathcal {E}}subset (0,infty )), so that ({mathcal {E}}) is a closed set (i.e. its only limit points are in ({mathcal {E}}) or are 0 or (infty )) of (real) Lebesgue measure 0 and so that if (z notin {mathcal {E}}), then (({varvec{1}}-B z))^{varvec{1}}-B zd is continuous in z there.
Because |f0 x)| is continuous in [0, a], there exists the maximum value, M of |f0 x)| in [0, a].
Proof Because x ≥ 0 and it is continuously differentiable in [0, a], |f0 x)| is continuous in [0, a] and there is the maximum value of |f0 x)| in the range of [0, a].
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