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Math 5588 homework 3 (due thursday february 2: find and solve the euler-lagrange equation for the functional. 0 u(x)2 + (u (x))2 dx subject to boundary conditions u(0) = 0 and u(log(2)) = 1, where log is the natural logarithm. Do you think your solution is a minimum or a maximum (or neither): find the euler-lagrange equation for the functional. 0 u(x)2 (u (x))2 dx subject to boundary conditions u(0) = u( ) = 0. Lagrange equation (as a one-parameter family) and evaluate i on all solutions: find the euler-lagrange equation for the functional. I(u) = zu (f (x) u(x))2 + (| u(x)|) dx where f : u r, : r r, and is a constant: show that the euler-lagrange equation for the functional. | u(x)|p u(x)f (x) dx is the p-laplace equation. [hint: the p-laplacian was de ned in homework 2. : find the euler-lagrange equation for the functional.

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