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Excerpt from The Theory of Equations: With an Introduction to the Theory of Binary Algebraic FormsAn equation is said to be complete when it contains terms involving a: in all its powers from n to O, and incomplete when some of the terms are absent, or, in other words, when some of the coefficients p, , p, , &c., , are equal to zero. The term p, which does not contain a, is called the absolute term. An equa tion is numerical, or algebraical, a...

Excerpt from The Theory of Equations: With an Introduction to the Theory of Binary Algebraic FormsAn equation is said to be complete when it contains terms involving a: in all its powers from n to O, and incomplete when some of the terms are absent, or, in other words, when some of the coefficients p, , p, , &c., , are equal to zero. The term p, which does not contain a, is called the absolute term. An equa tion is numerical, or algebraical, a...

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Excerpt from An Introduction to Determinants: Being a Chapter From the Theory of Equations127. Elementary notions and definitions, 128. Rule with regard to signs, 129 - 432. Elementary propositions relating to determinants. Props. Minor determinants. Definitions, Development of determinants, 135. Laplace's development of determinants, 136. Development of a determinant in products of leading constituents, 137. Expansion of a determinant in prod...

Excerpt from The Theory of Equations: With an Introduction to the Theory of Binary Algebraic FormsMany attempts have been made to arrive at similar general formulas for equations of the fifth and higher degrees, but it may now be regarded as established by the researches of modern analysts that it is not possible by means of radical signs, and other signs of operation employed in common algebra, to ex press the root of an equation of the fifth...

Excerpt from The Theory of Equations: With an Introduction to the Theory of Binary Algebraic FormsAn equation is said to be complete when it contains terms involving a in all its powers from n to O, and incomplete when some of the terms are absent, or, in other words, when some of the coefficients p, , p, , &c., , are equal to zero. The term p which does not contain a, is called the absolute term. Au equa tion is numerical or algebraical accor...

Excerpt from The Theory of Equations: With an Introduction to the Theory of Binary Algebraic FormsAn equation is said to be complete when it contains terms involving a in all its powers from n to O, and incomplete when some of the terms are absent, or, in other words, when some of the coefficients p, , p, , &c., , are equal to zero. The term p which does not contain a, is called the absolute term. Au equa tion is numerical or algebraical accor...

Excerpt from Theory of ProbabilityHE present small volume on the theory of probability represents a manuscript which Professor Burnside had practically completed some time before his death.The theory had begun to occupy his thought during the war, and the earliest (1918) of his papers, relating to any of its topics, deals with what is manifestly a military question, reduced (for purposes of calculation) to a purely mathematical form. As was hi...

Excerpt from Theory of ProbabilityHE present small volume on the theory of probability represents a manuscript which Professor Burnside had practically completed some time before his death.The theory had begun to occupy his thought during the war, and the earliest (1918) of his papers, relating to any of its topics, deals with what is manifestly a military question, reduced (for purposes of calculation) to a purely mathematical form. As was hi...

Excerpt from The Theory of Equations: With an Introduction to the Theory of Binary Algebraic FormsWe shall be employed mainly with such algebraical func tions as are rational and integral. By a rational function of a quantity is meant one which contains that quantity in a rational form only, that is, a form free from fractional indices or radical signs. By an integral function of a quantity is meant one in which the quantity enters in an integ...

Excerpt from The Theory of Equations: With an Introduction to the Theory of Binary Algebraic FormsThe highest power of a in this equation being n, it is said to be an equation of the nth degree in a. For an equation of the nh degree we shall, in general, employ the form here written. The suffix attached to the letter a indicates the power of a.About the PublisherForgotten Books publishes hundreds of thousands of rare and classic books. Find mo...

Excerpt from The Theory of Equations, Vol. 2: Introduction to the Theory of Binary Algebraic FormsDefinitions, Formation of covariants and invariants, 168. Properties of covariants and invariants, Formation of covariants by the operator 170. Theorem relating to covariants and semicovariants, 171. Double linear transformation applied to the theory of covariants, 172. Properties of covariants derived from linear transformation, 173 - 176. Propos...

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