On the Solution of Linear Equations in Infinitely Many Variables
On the Solution of Linear Equations in Infinitely Many Variables
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If A^O, X^^ ^ is_a solution of (1); the K^ are limited, and this is the only solution for which the. X^ are limit ei.
THEOREM lb. If i^^o , the homogeneous system corresponding to (1) always , has a solution oth e r than the ev ident solution X^^^C . The sy stem (1) itself has_eith er no soluti oiLjin which_case equations (1) are incon si stent ] or has an infinite number ofsolutions. * The use of infinite determinants is by no means the only method of solving equations of type (1). Next I shal...l use a direct method of successive approximations - a method similar to the Picard approximation process which is well known in connection with the theory of differential equations^. So far as I am aware, this method has never been previously applied - in either theory or practice - to solve systems of type (1).® The theory as developed below gives not only a nurcber of new theoreiEs, but also includes THEOREM! la of von Koch. Moreover, the method of successive approximations is not only useful for the theory as developed below; it is a practical method for numerical computation.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
If A^O, X^^ ^ is_a solution of (1); the K^ are limited, and this is the only solution for which the. X^ are limit ei.
THEOREM lb. If i^^o , the homogeneous system corresponding to (1) always , has a solution oth e r than the ev ident solution X^^^C . The sy stem (1) itself has_eith er no soluti oiLjin which_case equations (1) are incon si stent ] or has an infinite number ofsolutions. * The use of infinite determinants is by no means the only method of solving equations of type (1). Next I shal...l use a direct method of successive approximations - a method similar to the Picard approximation process which is well known in connection with the theory of differential equations^. So far as I am aware, this method has never been previously applied - in either theory or practice - to solve systems of type (1).® The theory as developed below gives not only a nurcber of new theoreiEs, but also includes THEOREM! la of von Koch. Moreover, the method of successive approximations is not only useful for the theory as developed below; it is a practical method for numerical computation.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Walsh, J. L. (Joseph Leonard), 1895- to read onlineMoreLess
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