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p.f(a) + q.f(b)=(p + q).f(c). Exercice 19 [ 01808 ] [Correction]. Notre objectif dans cet exercice est d'établir la proposition :.
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F pF qF k with k k k t 12 F a F b 012 This was introduced by Gupta Panwar and Sikhwal We shall use the Induction method and Binet’s formula for derivation 1 Introduction It is well-known that the Fibonacci sequence is most prominent examples of recursive sequence The Fibonacci sequence is famous for possessing wonderful
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around using integration by parts For any two functions f;g in C1 0 [a;b] hLf;gi= Z b a d dx p(x) df dx g(x) + q(x)f(x)g(x)dx = Z b a p(x) df dx dg dx + q(x)f(x)g(x)dx = Z b a d dx p(x) dg dx f(x) + q(x)f(x)g(x)dx = hf;Lgi: Thus S-L operators are self-adjoint on C1 0 [a;b]
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Probability measures P and Q on S coincide if Pf Qf t f e BCS Roof of Theorem 1 2 Suppose that for any closed AES we are able to find a function f e BC S such that I
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gives Qf QF Stringing these together gives PF QF akingT to zero gives PF QF(like in the last theorem QF !QF) Of course the argument works equally well to show QF PF so we get the desired result De nition 7 We say that a probability measure P on S is tight for every >0 there exists a compact set Kso that PK>1 This notion of tight is a
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