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Proof.
We will prove that there exists some constant such that
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and
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where the positive constant is independent of the index .
We prove (4.136) and (4.137) in two different cases.
In the first case, satisfies . The fundamental solutions have an explicit form
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and
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Immediately,
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and hence for ,
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Similarly,
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In the latter case and , we will prove the uniform estimates.
A crucial point is to apply the monotonicity in Lemma 4.9. In fact,
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where . We choose and denote , then
by Lemma 4.9
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The proof of (4.136) is done.
Next, for the estimate (4.137),
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This completes the proof of the proposition.