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Past exam of the topics in applied mathematics course of the University of Oxford
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2007
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A
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3
/
ii
/
b
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Past exam of the topics in applied mathematics course of the University of Oxford
2007
A
3
ii
b
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On
b
=
−
η
a
with
a
>
0
,
d
a
d
b
=
b
−
c
b
−
f
(
a
)
=
−
c
+
η
a
f
(
a
)
=
−
c
+
η
(
1
+
a
2
)
η
2
−
a
2
≤
−
c
+
η
<
−
η
.
(1)
Thus
d
b
/
d
a
<
−
η
. Since
a
′
=
b
<
0
, comparing
slopes
alone can reverse one'
s
intuition
about crossing direction. More directly, for
H
=
b
+
η
a
the inward
test
is
H
′
=
b
′
+
η
a
′
=
η
(
c
−
η
)
a
−
f
(
a
)
≥
η
(
c
−
2
η
)
a
>
0
,
(2)
so the sloping edge also points into
H
≥
0
.
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