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Determining Continuity Of A Function With Boundary Theory {#sec:VHV} ===================================================== Given a function $f : [0,+\infty) \rightarrow [0,+\infty)$, let $f_t$ be locally time-stepping function with finite fractional moments then the following PDE-Bessel equation is valid for any $t > 0$ $$\label{E:Pg_eq4} d(t f_t ) =-t f dt +\int_0^t f_s (s,w) ds.$$ The equation (\[E:Pg\_eq4\]) can be justified under the following conditions: 1. $$\begin{aligned} f_t = f dt + \int_0^t \bigl(f_u dF_u + f_v dF_v - f_u f_v - f_v f_u^2)\ b_u dF_u dx, \label{E:Pg_eq1}\end{aligned}$$ 2. $$\begin{aligned} f_t = f_u dt +\int_0^t \Bigl(f_u^2 dF_u + {\bf i}\bigr) \, dF_u dx \label{E:Pg_eq3}\end{aligned}$$ 3. $$\begin{aligned} 0 < (v-u)(v-d_v)(v-d_d) < v(v+d_v)(v-d_d) \label{E:Pg_eq4}\end{aligned}$$ Lemma \[lemma:PEG\] and Fact \[fact:VHV\] then immediately yield that an $M$-measurable function $f\in\mathrm{P}^1(M;H^2(\mathbb{R}))$ satisfies $$\label{E:Pg_eq1-4} f(v,t) \le f(v,-t)$$ for all $t >…