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Differentsial'nye Uravneniya, 1994, Volume 30, Number 11, Pages 1843–1854 (Mi de8481)  
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Ordinary Differential Equations

On the finite convergence of processes to a sharp minimum and a smooth minimum with a sharp derivative

A. S. Antipin

Computing Centre of the Russian Academy of Sciences, Moscow
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Received: 06.06.1994
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Document Type: Article
UDC: 517.97+519.82
Language: Russian
Citation: A. S. Antipin, “On the finite convergence of processes to a sharp minimum and a smooth minimum with a sharp derivative”, Differ. Uravn., 30:11 (1994), 1843–1854; Differ. Equ., 30:11 (1994), 1703–1713
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