The Collected Mathematical Papers of James Joseph Sylvester volume 4
The Collected Mathematical Papers of James Joseph Sylvester volume 4
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Alone. Then D will be a function of the same type as F(a, a lt a 2, ... ).
Suppose that AZ> = ; that is, that the variation of D due to the change of x into x + ey vanishes in virtue of the equation F^ = 0.
Let D become D when y receives an arbitrary variation y + rju, where 77 is an infinitesimal constant and u an arbitrary function of x ; then the varia tion of D will vanish when x is changed into x + ey + e n u, and consequently when x is changed into x + ey the variation of D will also vani...sh. Hence and if we take the difference of the variations of D and D, we shall find Now, the arbitrary nature of the function u shows that we must have 352 Lectures on the Theory of Reciprocants [42 and if we reason on -= D, -y D, ... In the same way as we have on D, we da da^ see that the variation A of each of the second differential derivatives of D will also vanish ; and, pursuing the same argument further, it will be evident that the A of any derivative of D, of any order whatever, with respect to a, ai, 2, ...
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Alone. Then D will be a function of the same type as F(a, a lt a 2, ... ).
Suppose that AZ> = ; that is, that the variation of D due to the change of x into x + ey vanishes in virtue of the equation F^ = 0.
Let D become D when y receives an arbitrary variation y + rju, where 77 is an infinitesimal constant and u an arbitrary function of x ; then the varia tion of D will vanish when x is changed into x + ey + e n u, and consequently when x is changed into x + ey the variation of D will also vani...sh. Hence and if we take the difference of the variations of D and D, we shall find Now, the arbitrary nature of the function u shows that we must have 352 Lectures on the Theory of Reciprocants [42 and if we reason on -= D, -y D, ... In the same way as we have on D, we da da^ see that the variation A of each of the second differential derivatives of D will also vanish ; and, pursuing the same argument further, it will be evident that the A of any derivative of D, of any order whatever, with respect to a, ai, 2, ...
What to read after The Collected Mathematical Papers of James Joseph Sylvester volume 4?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Joseph Sylvester to read onlineMoreLess
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