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Existence Theorems: Problems of Slow Growth,; we mention here one based on their reduction to equivalent “parametric problems” (Sections 14.1–2). In Section 14.3 we state a number of existence theorems for the usual integrals .[.], and in Section 14.4 we present many examples of problems for which the existence theorems in Section 14.3 hold.

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Examples and Exercises on Classical Problems, a given curve in the .-plane. Here . depends on x’ only, and satisfies condition (S) of Section 2.8. Any extremal must satisfy Euler’s equation in the reduced form (2.2.10), . or .. Here . is a strictly increasing function of .′ with range (−1,1). Thus −1 < . 1, and there is one and only one value

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