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...rties: n > 0, x lies on the real line. g may take values along the real line. g is such that g(x,n)=g(-x,n). g is a decreasing function of x for any n; for fixed x, g(x,n) is smooth and intially decreases upon reaching an inflection point, thereafter increasing until it reaches a maxima and then declinces (neither concave nor convex). My optimization problem is to find the largest positive x such that g(x,n) is less than zero for all n. In fact, because of the symmetry of g around x, we need only consider x > 0. Such an x does exists in this problem, and of course g obtains a maximum value of...