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For this we use ( 1 . 6 ) , choosing f in such a way that f ( \ ; ) = 1 ( see Remark 1 .
2 ) : ( 1 . 7 ) Q ( 2 , \ ; ) = L ' ( ^ ; ) ( z - \ ; ) fi ( 2 ) , jEN , ZE C . We apply the
Lagrange interpolation formula in Lemma 1 . 4 to the function Q ( 2 , - ) f E Eu . By
( 1 .
For this we use ( 1 . 6 ) , choosing f in such a way that f ( \ ; ) = 1 ( see Remark 1 .
2 ) : ( 1 . 7 ) Q ( 2 , \ ; ) = L ' ( ^ ; ) ( z - \ ; ) fi ( 2 ) , jEN , ZE C . We apply the
Lagrange interpolation formula in Lemma 1 . 4 to the function Q ( 2 , - ) f E Eu . By
( 1 .
Sayfa 158
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da ) " + + Were a lapor dia ) " ( Jeremua lapar dz ) " } 1f12 dz JQ + ( 20 , R ) 1 1 / 2
Tul2 dz ( JQ + ( 20 , R ) After application of the Cauchy inequality , this yields ( 4 .
... dz 1 / 2 + + Wer con lupa ) " ( be to my baiva ) + Varia e ist dz ) " ( Jorio . e lup
da ) " + + Were a lapor dia ) " ( Jeremua lapar dz ) " } 1f12 dz JQ + ( 20 , R ) 1 1 / 2
Tul2 dz ( JQ + ( 20 , R ) After application of the Cauchy inequality , this yields ( 4 .
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AMERICAN MATHEMATICAL SOCIETY Math in Moscow LOL CIIOIDSI The AMS
invites undergraduate mathematics and computer science majors in the U . S . to
apply for a special scholarship to attend a Math in Moscow semester at the ...
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