The Weierstrass E-function.

The basic problem of the Calculus of Variations is that of finding a point in function space at which a given integral attains a maximum or a minimum value. The type of problem that can be solved by means of this calculus is referred to as a variational problem, and the extreme value of the integral is called an extremum. [...]

Fox, C. (Supervisor)

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Canada

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McGill University
Canada

Keywords

Mathematics

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