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Quick criterion to decide whether a limit of functions in $W^{1,p}(\Omega)$ is in that space |
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accepted |
How to evaluate this limit? |
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How to evaluate this limit?
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How to evaluate this limit? |
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accepted |
Difficult limit involving $n$-th root and $n$-th exponentiation |
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Difficult limit involving $n$-th root and $n$-th exponentiation
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Difficult limit involving $n$-th root and $n$-th exponentiation |
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Prove the divergence of a particular series, given that another series diverges |
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Prove the divergence of a particular series, given that another series diverges
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Prove the divergence of a particular series, given that another series diverges |
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Inequality with unusual constraint $a,b,c\in (0,1)$ such that $1+abc=a(bc+a)+b(ca+b)+c(ab+c)$ |
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Inequality with unusual constraint $a,b,c\in (0,1)$ such that $1+abc=a(bc+a)+b(ca+b)+c(ab+c)$ |
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Weak closedness implies closed and convex |
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Weak closedness implies closed and convex
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Weak closedness implies closed and convex
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Weak closedness implies closed and convex |
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accepted |
Integral inequality on a periodic function |
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accepted |
Relation on fourier coefficients implies smoothness for a periodic continuous function |
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Relation on fourier coefficients implies smoothness for a periodic continuous function |
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Unusual sufficient condition to have strong convergence in $L^1([0,1])$ |