The Collected Mathematical Papers of Arthur Cayley volume 2
The Collected Mathematical Papers of Arthur Cayley volume 2
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The factor which, equated to zero, gives the prime roots of the equation l-a? = 0. We have i - x m = n [i - x m ], 302 236 RESEARCHES ON THE PARTITION OF NUMBERS. [140 where m denotes any divisor whatever of m (unity and the number m itself not excluded). Hence, if a represent a divisor of one or more of the indices m, and k be the number of the indices of which a is a divisor, we have Now considering apart from the others one of the multiple factors [1 - x a ] k, we may write fx = \\ a?~\ k f .../ x.
Suppose that the fraction *j* is decomposed into simpler fractions, in the form fx =I(x} , ^ \ T. . Uw / *"\ S, I* II 1 t "* 1 + &C. , where /(a?) denotes the integral part, and the &c. Refers to the fractional terms depending upon the other multiple factors such as [!-]* The functions 6x are to be considered as functions with indeterminate coefficients, the degree of each such function being inferior by unity to that of the corresponding denominator; and it is proper to remark that the number of the indeterminate coefficients in all the functions 6x together is equal to the degree of the denominator fx.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The factor which, equated to zero, gives the prime roots of the equation l-a? = 0. We have i - x m = n [i - x m ], 302 236 RESEARCHES ON THE PARTITION OF NUMBERS. [140 where m denotes any divisor whatever of m (unity and the number m itself not excluded). Hence, if a represent a divisor of one or more of the indices m, and k be the number of the indices of which a is a divisor, we have Now considering apart from the others one of the multiple factors [1 - x a ] k, we may write fx = \\ a?~\ k f .../ x.
Suppose that the fraction *j* is decomposed into simpler fractions, in the form fx =I(x} , ^ \ T. . Uw / *"\ S, I* II 1 t "* 1 + &C. , where /(a?) denotes the integral part, and the &c. Refers to the fractional terms depending upon the other multiple factors such as [!-]* The functions 6x are to be considered as functions with indeterminate coefficients, the degree of each such function being inferior by unity to that of the corresponding denominator; and it is proper to remark that the number of the indeterminate coefficients in all the functions 6x together is equal to the degree of the denominator fx.
What to read after The Collected Mathematical Papers of Arthur Cayley volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Arthur Cayley to read onlineMoreLess
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