The Scope of the Image Method
The Scope of the Image Method
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They are given by (10) -7- = tan 26 a-c (11) -£ = si a ^» d 1 - cos 26 If both b = and a-c =0, (lO) is unnecessary and the first three eqioations for a, b, c hold for every value of 6, The first result is then, that if f i 0, {8) is invariant under reflection only for those angles 6 which satisfy (10) and (ll). If both b and a-c are zero, (10) Is unnecessary, while if both d and e are zero, (ll) is \annecessary.
In the interval ^ 6
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They are given by (10) -7- = tan 26 a-c (11) -£ = si a ^» d 1 - cos 26 If both b = and a-c =0, (lO) is unnecessary and the first three eqioations for a, b, c hold for every value of 6, The first result is then, that if f i 0, {8) is invariant under reflection only for those angles 6 which satisfy (10) and (ll). If both b and a-c are zero, (10) Is unnecessary, while if both d and e are zero, (ll) is \annecessary.
In the interval ^ 6
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