CLR I D 4.3.3 Formulation of partial problems – lack of unity

CLR I D 4.3.2 Problem formulated in the patent application as starting point

CLR I D 4.3.1 No pointer to the solution

CLR I D 4.3 Formulation of the technical problem

It must be examined whether the problem defined by reference to the closest prior art has indeed been solved the claimed invention. If not, the problem must be reformulated.

CLR I D 4.2 Alleged advantages

CLR I D 4.1 Determination of the technical problem

CLR I D 4 Technical problem

4.1. Determination of the technical problem

4.2. Alleged advantages

4.3. Formulation of the technical problem

4.4. Reformulation of the technical problem

CLR I D 3.6 Consequences of choosing a certain starting point

CLR I D 3.5.5 Improvement of a production process for a known product

CLR I D 3.5.4 Old prior art documents

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