A Treatise On the Theory of Determinants And Their Applications in Analysis ...
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Next, let us compound two arrays 1, l 19 m v n t 1, -\y -fi lt -if t 1, -*»»-AV -V 1, l 9 , m 9 , n p We get the determinant | l-cos(tfc)| = | 2sin s i(iJfc)| Digitized by Google 11 — 13.] APPLICATIONS TO GEOMETRY.
Hence, by iv. 2, for two sets of five straight. lines . • = 191 (i).
16 sin f £(ll)...sin 9 £(15) sin*£(51)...sin*£(55) For two sets of four straight lines a, 6, c, d ; a, b\ c\ d', = -|l, ?«,*»«, n, | x|l, \ 9 fi it p t \ (i=l,2,3,4) (ii).
sin* | (aa) . . , sin*£ {ad') sin , i(da')......8in , i(c«') Expanding the determinants on the right according to the elements of their first column, our determinant = {sin (bed) + sin (cad) + sin (abd) — sin (abc)} x {sin [Vc'd') + sin (c'a'd') + sin (a'b'd') - sin (a'&V)}.
For two sets of three straight lines, our determinant is 1- cos (11) ... 1- cos (13) | 1- cos (31) ... 1 -cos (33); or 1, ...
1, 1- cos (11)... 1- cos (13) 1, 1, 1- cos (31),.. 1- cos (33) 1, -1, 1, -cos (11) 1, 1, -cos (31) ... -cos (33) -1 - cos (13) This is equal to the sum ot the products of determinants of the third order taken from the two arrays.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Next, let us compound two arrays 1, l 19 m v n t 1, -\y -fi lt -if t 1, -*»»-AV -V 1, l 9 , m 9 , n p We get the determinant | l-cos(tfc)| = | 2sin s i(iJfc)| Digitized by Google 11 — 13.] APPLICATIONS TO GEOMETRY.
Hence, by iv. 2, for two sets of five straight. lines . • = 191 (i).
16 sin f £(ll)...sin 9 £(15) sin*£(51)...sin*£(55) For two sets of four straight lines a, 6, c, d ; a, b\ c\ d', = -|l, ?«,*»«, n, | x|l, \ 9 fi it p t \ (i=l,2,3,4) (ii).
sin* | (aa) . . , sin*£ {ad') sin , i(da')......8in , i(c«') Expanding the determinants on the right according to the elements of their first column, our determinant = {sin (bed) + sin (cad) + sin (abd) — sin (abc)} x {sin [Vc'd') + sin (c'a'd') + sin (a'b'd') - sin (a'&V)}.
For two sets of three straight lines, our determinant is 1- cos (11) ... 1- cos (13) | 1- cos (31) ... 1 -cos (33); or 1, ...
1, 1- cos (11)... 1- cos (13) 1, 1, 1- cos (31),.. 1- cos (33) 1, -1, 1, -cos (11) 1, 1, -cos (31) ... -cos (33) -1 - cos (13) This is equal to the sum ot the products of determinants of the third order taken from the two arrays.
What to read after A Treatise On the Theory of Determinants And Their Applications in Analysis ...?
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