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Proceedings of the London Mathematical Society Volume 9-10.cLondon Mathematical Society
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Author: London Mathematical Society
Number of Pages: 126 pages
Published Date: 01 May 2012
Publisher: Rarebooksclub.com
Publication Country: Miami Fl, United States
Language: English
ISBN: 9781235973727
File Name: Proceedings.of.the.London.Mathematical.Society.Volume.9-10.pdf
Download Link: Proceedings of the London Mathematical Society Volume 9-10
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This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1878 Excerpt: ...branches baside those at P, Q, R, S, and the only tangents which pass through P are PQ, PR PS. The same thing is also evident from what has been said in Art. G of the exponents of the factors of x (/) Akts. 9--11. N divisible by a square. Art. 9.--Definition of certain Arithmetical Functions.--We now pass to the general case in which N is any uneven number whatever. Let N=a?a?a't' a a3... being different uneven primes; let g, g', as before, be two conjugate divisors of N, and let Ij be the greateat common divisor of g and g. We resolve g into the product of two factors yx and yj, of which y, contains only those prime divisors of g which do not occur in tj and g; and ya contains only those prime divisors of g which do occur in Jj and g'. Representing by /(z) the number of numbers prime to.any given number z and not surpassing it, we write /' (J) = 7i/(y-). and we observe that we have the equations /P?) = M =f'(g). n g g each of these quotients being equal to if e denote any prime divisor of i?. We still retain the symbols v, A, B, Av Bt; but with extended significations, which we proceed to explain. We define v by the equation (20) 2r = 2/( ), the sign of summation extending to every divisor g of N. We observe that, in general, each term/(-/) occurs twice in 2/(/), because t) is the same for each of any two conjugate divisors; but that, if N = 0' is a perfect square, the term/(0) = / (0) occurs only once in 2/(-/). Again, we define A and B by the equations (21) A = y(g), gVN, (22) B = 2f'(g), gSN, the summations extending to all divisors g of N which satisfy the inequalities (21) and (22) respectively; when N = 0'2 is a perfect square, we divide the term / (0) = f (0) equally between A and B. We thus have in every case A+B =-...
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Proceedings of the London Mathematical Society Volume 9-10.cLondon Mathematical Society
Author: London Mathematical Society
Number of Pages: 126 pages
Published Date: 01 May 2012
Publisher: Rarebooksclub.com
Publication Country: Miami Fl, United States
Language: English
ISBN: 9781235973727
File Name: Proceedings.of.the.London.Mathematical.Society.Volume.9-10.pdf
Download Link: Proceedings of the London Mathematical Society Volume 9-10
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This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1878 Excerpt: ...branches baside those at P, Q, R, S, and the only tangents which pass through P are PQ, PR PS. The same thing is also evident from what has been said in Art. G of the exponents of the factors of x (/) Akts. 9--11. N divisible by a square. Art. 9.--Definition of certain Arithmetical Functions.--We now pass to the general case in which N is any uneven number whatever. Let N=a?a?a't' a a3... being different uneven primes; let g, g', as before, be two conjugate divisors of N, and let Ij be the greateat common divisor of g and g. We resolve g into the product of two factors yx and yj, of which y, contains only those prime divisors of g which do not occur in tj and g; and ya contains only those prime divisors of g which do occur in Jj and g'. Representing by /(z) the number of numbers prime to.any given number z and not surpassing it, we write /' (J) = 7i/(y-). and we observe that we have the equations /P?) = M =f'(g). n g g each of these quotients being equal to if e denote any prime divisor of i?. We still retain the symbols v, A, B, Av Bt; but with extended significations, which we proceed to explain. We define v by the equation (20) 2r = 2/( ), the sign of summation extending to every divisor g of N. We observe that, in general, each term/(-/) occurs twice in 2/(/), because t) is the same for each of any two conjugate divisors; but that, if N = 0' is a perfect square, the term/(0) = / (0) occurs only once in 2/(-/). Again, we define A and B by the equations (21) A = y(g), gVN, (22) B = 2f'(g), gSN, the summations extending to all divisors g of N which satisfy the inequalities (21) and (22) respectively; when N = 0'2 is a perfect square, we divide the term / (0) = f (0) equally between A and B. We thus have in every case A+B =-...
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