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Operator theory / Convex function / Hilbert space / Continuous function / Calculus of variations / Derivative / Semi-continuity / Elliptic boundary value problem / Mean value theorem / Mathematical analysis / Mathematics / Convex analysis
Date: 1999-09-11 01:00:00
Operator theory
Convex function
Hilbert space
Continuous function
Calculus of variations
Derivative
Semi-continuity
Elliptic boundary value problem
Mean value theorem
Mathematical analysis
Mathematics
Convex analysis

Chapter VII Optimization and Approximation Topics 1

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