There is an inequality of the following form: $(1/(w^2T^2))$ * $(w^2/(w^2T^2+1))$ * $(k^2/(w^2T^2+1)^2)$ Suppose it is necessary that this inequality be strictly < $m$. Is it possible to determine the value $w$, at which the inequality is satisfied, by analyzing each of the factors separately?
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Analysis of complex transcendental inequalities
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