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In 1939, L. C. Young introduced the idea of a generalized curve in order to make more problems in the calculus of variations solvable, and to streamline the solution-existence theory.
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Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs):
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coarse timelines, infinitesimal zigzag, hyperfinite set, generalized curves, continuous lifting, internal subset, lifting theorem, turbulence problem, nonstandard analysis, absolutely continuous functions, free boundary problems, nonlinear partial differential equations
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S-Fubini Theorem, Transfer Principle, Anderson's Criterion, Overspill Principle, Saturation Principle, Keisler's Lemma, Rodenhausen's Theorem
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