lemma 16.18 Fundamental lemma

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lemma 16.18: Fundamental lemma16.18definition 16.15: Variation; the first variation16.15theorem 7.40: Continuous functions are integrable7.40theorem A.688: The Kirchhoff plate equationA.688theorem 16.36: Euler–Lagrange equations for several independent variables16.36theorem 16.38: Euler–Poisson equation16.38theorem 16.41: Multiplier rule for pointwise constraints16.41theorem 16.31: Natural boundary condition16.31theorem 25.19: Hamilton's equations from the first-order action25.19theorem 25.22: Faddeev–Jackiw equations and brackets25.22proof : ch:14-calculus-of-variations@proof-8proofdefinition 16.11: Admissible class; functional16.11equation 7.177: eq:ana-functional-derivative7.177definition 16.83: One-parameter transformation group; variational symmetry16.83proposition 16.16: Stationarity is necessary16.16theorem 16.43: Euler's rule for integral constraints16.43definition 7.39: Darboux sums and the definite integral7.39theorem 7.24: Extreme value theorem7.24theorem 7.25: Heine–Cantor: uniform continuity7.25corollary A.502: All iterated orders agreeA.502definition 9.137: Elliptic integrals of the three kinds9.137lemma A.501: Iterated integration over a boxA.501remark 7.128: What the derivations below take as given7.128theorem 7.42: Fundamental theorem of calculus, I7.42proof : ch:05-real-analysis@proof-23prooflemma A.687: Kinetic energyA.687proposition A.684: The plate energyA.684remark A.690: Poisson's count, and why it cannot be rightA.690theorem A.691: Kirchhoff's edge conditions and the corner forceA.691proof : app:A-long-proofs@proof-409proofequation 16.31: eq:calcvar-field-functional16.31theorem 7.133: Gauss7.133definition 44.6: Stress–energy tensor44.6proposition 28.42: The wave equation of a stretched string28.42proof : ch:14-calculus-of-variations@proof-20proofcorollary 7.44: Substitution and integration by parts7.44equation 16.15: eq:calcvar-first-variation16.15theorem 30.56: The beam equation30.56theorem 30.64: The Kirchhoff plate equation30.64proof : ch:14-calculus-of-variations@proof-21proofneighborhood truncated

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