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1 inductively, one can extend the local solution to the maximal time of existence Tmaxcharacterized by (24). ... XIV. [24] R. K. Smith (ed.) The physics and parameterization of moist atmospheric convection, Kluwer Aca-.

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Global Reflection Principles. by P.D. Welch. Isaac Newton Institute, CambridgeSchool of Mathematics University of Bristol, England. May 17, 2012. Abstract. Reflection Principles are commonly thought to produce only strong axioms ofinfinity

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𝑠=3. and this the equality given by (24) or (25) is true. ... 24). (13). (27). (26). (28). 6. Thus the general solution (2) is given by.