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 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 6 On the calculus of variations in the Euler Lagrange equation Of: Zhaoqing Bo Xu Qinghua Li Chao Wu Kejian Zhao Dongtao [Abstract] energy functional associated with the Euler Lagrange equation in the regular study has very important value in the medical model has broad application prospects. Focuses on minimizing thoughts from the Euler Lagrange equations derived method, and Several examples are given for reference. [Keywords:] variational method; Euler Lagrange equation; energy functional 1 Introduction Classical variational functional theory is to study the extreme and extreme points in the 19th century, before the extremum problem is always converted to solving the corresponding Euler Lagrange equation, for many problems, particularly in high-dimensional problems solving the Euler Lagrange equation is not an easy task. On the other hand, from classical mechanics, the study of such issues, people tend to draw the following conclusions: the nature of the many effects of a small or substantial compliance with the law mathematical terms, the corresponding functional is the extreme point exists, the law on the use of variational method to solve the Euler Lagrange equations provide a basis for the feasibility. 2 Euler Lagrange Equation of Let Ω in Euclidean space is a bounded open domain, the boundary  Ω. We are given a smooth function L: in × i × Ωn → L We call it the Lagrangian function. Write L = L (p, z, x) = L (p1, ..., pn, z, x1, ..., xn) Where p ∈ in, z ∈ i, x ∈ Ω, where we replace the variables with p Du (x) the name of the variable with the z instead of u (x) the name, and we make DpL = (Lp1, ..., Lpn), DzL = Lz, DxL = (Lx1, ..., Lxn) This notation will simplify the following proof. Let the energy functional I [·] has the following form: I [w] = ∫ ΩL (Dw (x), w (x), x) dx (1) One smooth function w: Ω → i satisfy the boundary conditions w = g, x ∈ Ω. Now, if you assume that the