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....will require a number of preliminary Lemmas. Lemma 2 For any v # L 2e , ## T v# 2 is a continuous non decreasing function of T . Proof of Lemma 2: For any v # L 2e , ## T v# 2 is non decreasing in T (this is a basic assumption about # T ) and ## T v# 2 is continuous in T (see e.g. [4]) Lemma 3 For any x, y, u satisfying Equations 1 and 2, there exists some T 0 such that ## T x# 2 #= 0 and ## T y# 2 # # 0 ## T x# 2 . Proof of Lemma 3: It follows from wellposedness of the interconnection that for su#ciently small T , ## T y# 2 # # 0 #F# # ## T x# 2 , and it ....
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Alan J. Weir. Lebesgue Integration and Measure. Cambridge University Press, 1973.
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