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That makes it an equilibrium point in function space, but the other half is why it's an a global attractor.
by gowld 7mo ago
That makes it an equilibrium point in function space, but the other half is why it's an a global attractor.
- pfortuny 7mo agoThere must be a contractive nature in "passing to the limit". And then Brower's fixed point theorem. (I know it is very easy to do "maths" this way).