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Then the boundary conditions are real , and there is exactly one solution p ( t , 2 )
of ( 1 – 2 ) 9 = 0 square - integrable at a and satisfying the boundary ... In case ( iii
) , one boundary condition is to be imposed , since , according to Theorem XII .
Then the boundary conditions are real , and there is exactly one solution p ( t , 2 )
of ( 1 – 2 ) 9 = 0 square - integrable at a and satisfying the boundary ... In case ( iii
) , one boundary condition is to be imposed , since , according to Theorem XII .
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31 , a set of boundary conditions defining a self adjoint restriction T of T ( T ) is of
the form B ( f ) = QG ( ) + Q2 G2 ( t ) ... ( T ( Tı ) ) satisfy the boundary condition B ( f
) = 0 , or if + has no boundary values at a and f , g e D ( Tı ( tı ) ) , then ( 11 ) , g ...
31 , a set of boundary conditions defining a self adjoint restriction T of T ( T ) is of
the form B ( f ) = QG ( ) + Q2 G2 ( t ) ... ( T ( Tı ) ) satisfy the boundary condition B ( f
) = 0 , or if + has no boundary values at a and f , g e D ( Tı ( tı ) ) , then ( 11 ) , g ...
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On the other hand , if two linearly independent solutions of to = lo satisfy the
boundary condition B , it follows that all solutions of to = ho satisfy B . By the
remark ( a ) made above , it then follows that for any two solutions f , g of to = lo ,
and a < c ...
On the other hand , if two linearly independent solutions of to = lo satisfy the
boundary condition B , it follows that all solutions of to = ho satisfy B . By the
remark ( a ) made above , it then follows that for any two solutions f , g of to = lo ,
and a < c ...
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