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least one such solution must exist . 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 ...
least one such solution must exist . 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 ...
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Then in this angle any solution of Lj = 0 ) whose asymptotic expansion begins
with the factor exp ( 511 ) k - 1 ) is exponentially small ( as 21 → 00 in the angle )
relative to any solution whose asymptotic expansion begins with the factor exp ...
Then in this angle any solution of Lj = 0 ) whose asymptotic expansion begins
with the factor exp ( 511 ) k - 1 ) is exponentially small ( as 21 → 00 in the angle )
relative to any solution whose asymptotic expansion begins with the factor exp ...
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What is the relationship between 0 ( t ) and the number of zeros of a solution of
the above equation ? G14 Use the result of the preceding exercise to show that if
the operator t has two boundary values at infinity , then N ( t ) Jim * = 0 , 1700 2 ...
What is the relationship between 0 ( t ) and the number of zeros of a solution of
the above equation ? G14 Use the result of the preceding exercise to show that if
the operator t has two boundary values at infinity , then N ( t ) Jim * = 0 , 1700 2 ...
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