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    Asymptotic setting (revisited): analysis of a boundary-value problem and a relation to a classical approximation result (English)
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    23 November 2004
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    The main purpose of this paper is to analyze the asymptotic setting for a class of nonlinear boundary-value problems. The author shows how the result of \textit{B. Z. Kacewicz} [J. Complexity 3, 41--56 (1987; Zbl 0651.65047)] can be modified and how a classical result from approximation theory, a version of the Bernstein lethargy theorem, can be derived.
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    nonlinear boundary-value problems
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