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Example 1
$$ \mathcal Y(y,m_2,m_3) = $$$ (1; 6) $$$ m_2=2, m_3=2 \quad \Rightarrow \quad y_1 \approx \underline{1.23443069401437}, y_2 \approx 3.06815710117825,\  y_3 \approx \underline{3.24485905846128}, y_4 \approx 3.67054641973481 ; $$$$ m_2=2, …</description>
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Example 1
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