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the branch of mathematics that deals with the mathematical aspects of problems from science and engineering: applied analysis, numerical mathematics, applied statistics etc. (For applications of mathematics in general, cf. also the [applications] tag.)
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A game-theoretical question in a political economy model
The following seems to work:
Change variables to simplify: $x := r-i$, $y := i-\ell$, $p := \eta - 1$, $a := \mu - i$, $b := \mu + i$. Your two equations defining $r$ and $\ell$ can then be solved …
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