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r f
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rate of charye ≤ ( / pf ) ll
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.
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functon of α
- .
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conseder φ ( × )= f ( +α )= f( )+ Df). d
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f
7 (y)
+ small o of α
.
then ,
f (2 -α 7f ( ) = f( )- 11f ( |β + 0 (l
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if |7 f( ] t, for sufficientysmalla 5o .
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improvement is
guaranteed .
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,
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