The Science Absolute of Space; Independent of the Truth Or Falsity of Euclid's Axiom Xi (Which Can Never Be Decided a Priori)..
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27 II. From § 27 follows (if M H rN) cos a: sin /9=1 : sin u/ but from § 29 1 :sin u=}4{A+A-^); therefore cos a sin /?= >^ (A+A"') = ^ I gf 4-^ (equation for «, /S and a).
III. If aa' ±j3ar, and /9/3' and rr'llaa' (§ 27), and ^'a'/ J_aa' • manifestly (as in § 27) ^r sin«/ E^ = >^(B+B-; and^^j^(C+C-'); consequently y2{C+C-')=y2{A+A-').}i(B+B-'), or .
'(equation for aj b and c).
If ;'a5=rt. .^,- and /3 5_|_a3; ©c : 0(Z=1 : sin «, and ©c : ©((^=/?5i=l : cos «, and so (denoting by QsC^, for any ;^,... the product ©;c.©;»;) manifestly ©»^+©i/^=©C^.
But (by § 27 and II) ©(5?=©5.J^(A+A~'), consequently f A ^1 2 /fa -a ] 2 r „ -b 1 2 , fa -a ) « another equation for a, b and c (the second 28 Science Absolute op Space.
member of which may be easily reduced to a form symmetric or invariably. [ib] Finally, from 5?i^=i(A+A-0, and ^2i^=^(B+B-'), we get sm /9 sin a (by HI) cot a cot ^=\ [gT+g-fj (equation for a, /9, and c.
§ 32. It still remains to show briefly the mode of resolving problems in S, which being accomplished (through the more obvious exam- ples), finally will be candidly said what this theory shows.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
27 II. From § 27 follows (if M H rN) cos a: sin /9=1 : sin u/ but from § 29 1 :sin u=}4{A+A-^); therefore cos a sin /?= >^ (A+A"') = ^ I gf 4-^ (equation for «, /S and a).
III. If aa' ±j3ar, and /9/3' and rr'llaa' (§ 27), and ^'a'/ J_aa' • manifestly (as in § 27) ^r sin«/ E^ = >^(B+B-; and^^j^(C+C-'); consequently y2{C+C-')=y2{A+A-').}i(B+B-'), or .
'(equation for aj b and c).
If ;'a5=rt. .^,- and /3 5_|_a3; ©c : 0(Z=1 : sin «, and ©c : ©((^=/?5i=l : cos «, and so (denoting by QsC^, for any ;^,... the product ©;c.©;»;) manifestly ©»^+©i/^=©C^.
But (by § 27 and II) ©(5?=©5.J^(A+A~'), consequently f A ^1 2 /fa -a ] 2 r „ -b 1 2 , fa -a ) « another equation for a, b and c (the second 28 Science Absolute op Space.
member of which may be easily reduced to a form symmetric or invariably. [ib] Finally, from 5?i^=i(A+A-0, and ^2i^=^(B+B-'), we get sm /9 sin a (by HI) cot a cot ^=\ [gT+g-fj (equation for a, /9, and c.
§ 32. It still remains to show briefly the mode of resolving problems in S, which being accomplished (through the more obvious exam- ples), finally will be candidly said what this theory shows.
What to read after The Science Absolute of Space; Independent of the Truth Or Falsity of Euclid's Axiom Xi (Which Can Never Be Decided a Priori)..?
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