On nonlinear boundary value problems for differential inclusions
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The authors prove the existence of absolutely continuous solutions to a class of differential inclusions with nonlinear boundary conditions in a finite dimensional space. Antiperiodic boundary value problems are covered by the theory. As an application, a new mean value inequality for real valued continuously differentiable functions is obtained.
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