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[For the entire collection see Zbl 0714.00024.] The author discusses the so-called \(EB\)-algorithms for vector-valued two- point boundary value problems \[ -U(x)+F(x,U(x))=0\quad (0<x<1), \quad U(0)=r_ 0,\;U(1)=r_ 1. \] The discussion is based on a rather abstract setting, i.e. that of the function space and the operators. Both procedures of \(A\) (approximation) and \(E\) (bounding) for the solution are given in detail. In particular, the notions of inverse-positive and inverse-positive majorant operators play important roles. The paper describes the way how to construct such operators from the original problem via a transformation into an integral equation or a transformation by using breakpoints.
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