Problem #1: Consider the integral functional I(u) == √1+[u'(x)]² dx Solve the minimization problem A² = {uЄ C² 6,4] : u(−6) = 6, u(-4) = 2} min {I(u): u = A² where

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Problem #1: Consider the integral functional
I(u)
=
√1+[u'(x)]² dx
Solve
the
minimization
problem
A² = {uЄ C² 6,4] : u(−6) = 6, u(-4) = 2}
min {I(u): u = A²
where
Transcribed Image Text:Problem #1: Consider the integral functional I(u) = √1+[u'(x)]² dx Solve the minimization problem A² = {uЄ C² 6,4] : u(−6) = 6, u(-4) = 2} min {I(u): u = A² where
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