D’Alembert gives u(2,t)=(1/2)∫_(2−t)^(2+t)v(s)ds. The velocity is positive exactly on (0,1), so this integral first becomes positive when 2−t<1, namely t>1. At t=1 the overlap is only an endpoint and the integral is zero, but the infimum is **1.00**.
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