definition 16.13 Weak and strong extrema

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definition 16.13: Weak and strong extrema16.13definition 16.12: The two norms; weak and strong neighbourhoods16.12example 16.14: A weak minimum that is not strong16.14proposition 16.16: Stationarity is necessary16.16theorem 16.60: Weierstrass' necessary condition16.60definition 16.11: Admissible class; functional16.11definition 6.24: Metric6.24definition 16.15: Variation; the first variation16.15lemma 7.33: Fermat: interior extremum7.33theorem 16.22: Euler–Lagrange16.22theorem 16.51: Legendre's necessary condition16.51proof : ch:14-calculus-of-variations@proof-6proofequation 16.51: eq:calcvar-excess16.51proof : ch:14-calculus-of-variations@proof-29proof

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