MHB The proof of local convergence of the following function....

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The discussion focuses on proving the local convergence of a specific function related to mobile cellular networks. Participants express the importance of this proof for their project and seek assistance in understanding the convergence criteria. A screenshot of the problem is provided to facilitate discussion without requiring file downloads. The urgency of resolving this issue is emphasized, highlighting its significance for the project's success. Collaborative input is encouraged to address the convergence proof effectively.
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We work on project about mobile cellular networks. In a part of the project, we faced the problem about the proof of convergence of ...(Complete description is Available in attachment.Please download it)

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