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Thus G 1 6 x - is the smallest solution of (6.10).
By analogous reasoning, one shows the existence of the smallest solution of (5.1).
However, we already know that is the smallest solution of (1.1) in which yields.
The existence of the smallest solution of (1.1) in can be proven in a similar way.
Hence, for every positive integer sufficiently large, there exists a smallest solution of problem (1.1) in the order interval.
Calculating the iterations G n x - it turns out that G4x- = G5x-, whence G 1 4 x - is the smallest solution of (5.9).
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