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P RE MATHEMATICS
A COURSE OF
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C. F. CLAY, ~lAXAGER LOI\DOX : FETTER LAXE, E.C. 4
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A COURSF.
OF
PURE MA THEMA TI S
EY
G. H. IjARDY, M.A., F.R,S.
FELLOW OF NEW COLLEGE
SAVILIA~ PROFESSOR OF GEOMETRY IN THE UNIVERSITY oi<' OXFORD
LATE FELLOW OF TRINITY COLLEGE, CAMBRIDGE
THIRD EDITION
Cambridge
at the University Press
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Pint .Rdftion 1908 Second Edition HIH ']' hird E diiio» HI~l
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PREFACE TO THE THIRD E ITION
No extensive changes have been made in this ition, The most important are in §§ 80-82, which I have rewritten in accordance with sllggestions made by 111' S. Pollard.
'l'he earlier editions contained no sabiefacbo account of the
gene8is of the circular functions. I have made some attempt to meet this objection in § 158 and Appendix III. A pendix IV is also an add i tion.
h is curious to note how the character of the criticisms I have had to meet has changed. I was too meticulou and pedantic for my pupils of fifteen years ago: I am altogether t 0 popular for the Trinity scholar of to-day. I need hardly say hat 1 find such criticisms very gratifying, as the best evidence t at the book has to some extent fulfilled the purpose with which it was written.
G.B,H.
EXTRACT FROThI THE PREF
..
THE SECOND EDITIO
THE principal changes made in this editio are as follows. I have inserted in Chapter I a sketch of edekind's theory of real numbers, and a proof of Weierstrass's th orem concerning points of condensation; in Chapter IVan sec unt of 'limits of" indetermination' and the' general principle of convergence '; in Chapter V a proof of the' Heine-Borel Theorem Heine's theorem concerning uniform continuity, and the fund mental theorem concerning implicit functions; in Chapter VI some additional matter concerning the integration of algebraic I functions j and in Chapter VII a section on differentials. I h e also rewritten in a more general form the sections which dea with the definition of the definite integral. In order to fin space for these insertions I have deleted a good deal of the an lyrical geometry and formal trigonometry contained in Cbapte s II and III of the first edition, These changes have natu ally involved a large number of minor alterations.
G.R.H.
OctobfJr 1914
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EXTRAOT FRO}'1 THE PREF OE TO THE FIRST EDITION
THIS book has been designed primarily for the use of first year students at the Universities wh se abilities reach or approach something like what is usually des ibed as • scholarship standard', I hope that it may be useful to other classes of readers, but it is this class whose wants I ave considered first. It is in any case a book for mathematicia s: I have nowhere made any attempt to meet the needs of stu ents of engineering or indeed any class of students whose intere ts are not primarily mathematical.
I regard the book as being really ele icntary. There are plenty of hard examples (mainly at the ends of the chapters): to these I have added, wherever space permitt d, an outline of the solution. But I have done my best to a aid the inclusion of anything that involves really difficult ideas. i or instance, I make no use of the' principle of convergence': niform convergence, double series, infinite products, are never all ded to: and I prove no general theorems whatever concerning th in version of limit-
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operations-I never even define ~ and ':l • In the last two
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chapters I have occasion once or twice to inte rate a power-series, but I have confined myself to the very sim lest cases and given a, special discussion in each instance. Anyo e who has read this book will be in a position to rend with P ant Dr Bromwich's Infinite Series, where a. full and adequate di cession of all these points win be found.
September 1908
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SECT, 1-2. 3-7. 8.
9. 10-11. 12. 13-14. 15.
16. 17.
18.
19.
20. 21. 2,2.
\
23.
24-25. 26-'27. 28-29. 30.
31.
CONTENTS
CHAPTER I
nEAL VARIABLES
l'AGE 1 3 13 15 17 19 19 23 26 27 29 30
31
38 41 4:l 44 47
49 52 li8
(HI
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Ratio al numbers. nal numbers umbers
Relati ns of magnitude between real numbers Algeb -aical operations with real numbers
The umber '2
Quadl atic surds •
'I'he ontinuum
The ontinuous real variable
Secti ns of the real numbers, Dedekind's Theorem. Poin of condensation,
'Y cie trass'e 'I'heore: n .
~. iscellaneous Examples
Decimals, 1. Gauss's Theorem, 6, Graphical solution of quadratic sqnationa, 20 Importa'in inequalities, 32. Arithmetical and geometrical means, 32. Sehwnl'z's Inequality, 33. Cubic and other surds, 34. Algebra.iclll n mbers, 36.
CHAPTER JI
}'U~CTIONS OF REAL VAnT.o\BLES The i ea of a. function.
Tbe -aphical representation of functions. Coordinates
Polar coord inatss .
Poly mials ,
Ratio al functions
Alge raical functious
Tran cendental functions
Grap ical solution of equations
Func ions of two variables and their graphical rcpre·
6 ntation
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SECT.
32. 33.
34-:38. 39-42. 43.
4-4,
45.
46. 47-49.
50.
51.
52. 53~,)7. 58-61. 62. 63---68. 69-70. 71.
72
73.
·74.
75. 76-77. 78.
Curves in a pI ne Loci in space
Miseellane us Examples
Trigonometrital fun tions, 5~. Arithmetical functious, 55. Cylinders, 62. Contour maps, 62 Cones, 63. Surfaces of revolution, 63. Ruled surfaces, 64. Geome rlcal constructicns fo)' irrational numbers, 66. Quadrature of the eire! , 68.
60 61.
65
OHAPTER III
COMPLEX XUMDEns
Displacements Complex num ers ,
Tho quadratic equation with real coefficients Argand's diagram .
de Moivre's T corcru . ..i
Rational functjons of a complex 'varia-ble Roots of comp ex numbers.
Miscellanc ItS Examples
09 78 81 Sol 86 88 91::1
101
Properties of Q trian Is, 90, 101. Equations with complex coefficients, 91. Coaxal circles, 93, Bilinear and other traosformations, 94, 97, 104. Orosa ratios, 96. COD rtiou tha.t four points should be conoyclic, 97. Complex function 8 of a ell. 1 variable, 97. Oonstructio n of regular polygons by Euclidean methods, 00. Imaginary points and lines, 103.
CHAPTER IV
LnrITS OF FUNC IOXS OF A POSITIVE INTEGRAL VARIABLI!:
Functions of positive integral varia ble
Interpolation
Finite and inn ito classes .
Properties pOSB sed by a function of tt for large values of n Definition of a limit, and other definitions ,~'
O!:lcillating fun tiona
General theore a concerning limits Steadily inoro sing or decreasing functions Alternative p of of "Teien,trass's Theorem The limit of •
106 107 108 109 I1G 121
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Tbe limit of l+n .
Some algebrai 1 lemmas
The limit of 11 Wz-1). Infinite series
1'37
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80. Bl.
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89-92. 93-9i. 98-99. 100-104.
105-106, 107, 108-109.
CONTENTS
PAGE
IX
The representation of functions of a co tinuous real variable
by means of limits 147
The bounds of a. bounded aggregate 149
The hounds of a bounded function 149
TIle limits of indetcrmina tion of a 001.'1 ded fu nc tiou • 100
The general principle of convergence • 15l
Limits of complex functions and serie of complex terms. 15::1
Applicatlons to z" and tho geometries series 15t)
Miscellaneous Examples
167
Oscillation of eiu1!O"., 121, 123, 151. Limits of nkxn, :.tx, :.tn, {!{nl), ~~, (~) ~!I, 136, 139. Decimals, 143. Ati tbmetic series, 146. Rarmonl.c!ll series, 147. Equation X,o+l =!(:r, .. ), 158. Expo.nsi nit of rational functions, 159. Limit of 11 menn value, 160.
CHAPTER V
LUIlTS OF FUNCTIONS OF A CONTINUOUS V A!\D DISCONTIXUOUS FUNC 10:o;'S
CONTINUOUS
Limits as .'1:_ a) or x...,.. - a) Limits as x_ a .
Continuous functions of a real Properties of conti 11 uous tu nctions, Bound od functions.
The oscillatiou of a function in a interval
Set"! of intervals on a line, The Hei c-Borel Theorem Continuous functions of several varia IC>i
Implicit and inverse functions
Miscellaneous Example"!
162 165 174
179 185 190 191 19-1
Limits and coutinuitj' of polynomials nod rat onal functions, 169, 176 . .:t1ll-a"l
Limit of --,171. Orders of smullness and greatness, 172. Limit of x-a
sill X ,173. Inflnity of a Iunetion, )77. Continu tyofMS$andsin:1:, 177. a:
Olasaifica tion of d iscontioui ties, 178.
CHAPTER VI
DERIVA'I'IV~S AND I~TEG ALB
110-112. Derivatives
113. General rules for differentiation,
114. 115. 1113, 117. 118,
Derivatives of complex functions
The notation of the differential cslcul !OJ Differentiation of polynomials Differentiation of rational functions • Differentiation of slgebraical functions
19?" 203 205 205 207 20D 210.
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Differentiation of transcendental functions. Repeated differentiation
General theorems concerning derivatives. Rolle's Theor t Maxima and minima' .
Tbe Mean Value Theorem . Integration. The logarithmic function Integration of polynomials . Integration of rational functions
Integration of algebraical functions.
rationalisation. Intezrabion bv narts Integration of transcendental ftlneti~ris Areas of plane curves,
Lengths of plane curves
1\1 isce llaneous Examples
Integration
- .
PAOE 212 214 2[7 2]8 226 228 23i! 23:3
s
236 245 249 251
253
Derivative of xm, 201. Dcrivati ves of cos x and sin x, 201. Tn- gent and normal to I> curve, 201, 214. Multiple roots of equations, 203, '255. Rolle's Theorem for polyuomials, 209. Leibniz' Theorem, 215. M. ima and minim:'.L ot the quotient of two qua-dratio.~, 223, 256. Axes of a c nic, 226, LengthA and areas in polar coordinates, 253. Differentiation of a determinllnt,254. Extensious of the Mean Value Theorem, 2;58. For ulae of reduction, 259.
CHAPl'ER VII
!"DDITIONAL TUEORE)[S IN THE DIFFEREXTIAL AXD fNTEGRA L C LCULL'S
147.
l43.
l49,
l50.
l51. lC,2-154. l55. If>G-IGL lG2.
l63.
l64.
Taylor's 'Ibeoreru . Taylor's Series
Applications of Taylor-s Theoremto maxima and minima Applicatioua of Taylor's Theorem to the calculation of liml s The contact of plane curves
Differentiation of functions of several variables. Differentials .
Definite Integrals. Areas of curves Alternative proof of Taylor':'! 'I'heorem Application to the binomial series Integrals of complex functions
Miscellaneous Examples
262 266 268 268 270 274 2eO 283 298 299 209
300
Newtoll'S method of upproximation to the roots of equations, 2135.
Series for cos x and aia x, 267. Binornial series, 2137. Ta.ngent to a e rve, 272, 263, 303. Points of i nflexiou, 272. Curvature, 273, 302. Oscul ting conics, 274" a02. Differentiation of impJic it function 8, 283, Fou ier's integrals, 290, 29<1. The second mean value theo!:~ml 29fi, Homogen ous functions, 302. Euler's Theorem, 302. J acobiaue, 303. Sch ws ra' inequality for integrals, 306. AplJ[oxim!l te values of definite integrals, 301. Simpson's Rule, 607.
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'i'HIt CONVF. GE~CE OF INFINl1'E SERIES AND INFINITE INTHORAU
CONTENTS
Xl
CHAPTER VIII
,eCT. :r.\oe
165-168. Series of positive terms, Cauchy's and d'Alembert's tests
0 convergence 308
169, Dirioh et's Theorem 313
170. :Multi lication of series of positive t ei-rus 313
171-174- Furth r tests of convergence. Abel's Tbeorem. Maclaurin's
. tegral test 315
175. The s ries ~ n-' 319
176. Cauch 's condcnsation test 320
177-182, Infini e integrals . 321
183. Series of positive and negative terms. 335
l84.-185. Absol tely convergent series 336
186-187, Condi ionally convergent series 338
188. Alter ating series . 340
189. Abel's and Dirichlet's testa of convergence 342
190. Series of complex terms 344
191-194. Powe senes • 345
195. Multi lioation of series in general 349
},. iscellanaous Examples 350 The series 2: n~ 'r" find allied series, 311. Tm nsfo L" mation of i nfini te integrals hy bsritutlon and integration by parts, 327, 328, 333. The series ~ Iln cos n9, ~ an sin n9, 338, 343, 344. Altero.tion of the sum of a aeries by rear angement, 341. Logarithmic ~eries, 1348, Biuomial series, 348, 349. 1\ ultipltcatlon of conditionally convergent series, 350, 354. Been rring ser ee, 352. Difference eq ue.tions, 353. Dati nite integrals, 355. Bebwarz's in uality for infinite integrals, 356.
OHAPTER IX
THE: LOGARITIT IlC AND EXPONENTIAL FUNCTIONS OF A REAL VARIABLE
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198. The f notional eq uation satisfied by log [l.' • 3GO
199-201. The ehaviour of logx as x tends to infinity or to zero 3GO
202. The I garithmie scale of infinity 362
203. Tho umber 6 363
204-206. Tho onontial function 3G·'
207. The ncral power aZ. 366
208. The ponential limit 3G8
209. Tbe I garitbmic limit 360
210. Com on logarithms 369
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iUldcr 'Do"m !'II) dtlllbt 1"ImI t}.111 I'IJ t of I!ILI.I':h .m ~Uil.t.ion D ,sol
i:lll ... tt •• clw:d. '-0- ltUel!. "-1n11 l:!II
of the eqllllt.iom ft .. 1t::::o(
"Win ~brI, bow, i.tI ~i
reader msy now He lXtay~ if he tlflal :I'J L1 m hera I such
th a. bEl ~t:\l la"W'~ with. 'PI' hew' 1 lJiI! able to ilwid th
Ji ions. and lltIly pus.
1
5,6J
luw, in w-hien
to J'j~ then '~+'2J,i;) .lro in Cl'1pMit.6 dir o.ppro:timsl,'ti(llli W t
E:umi'lll!!l bD .... (<l-r ttl ,. q IJt. ~ Uf.I (wrt ti l 'I moe., the,- do DOt i~ III n~IUol1j U:na il .i.8
umbers in qu ruc.t a :Se&~i.o n in tcri~cd by "th!! j . Let. us DOW t
e zm n FDlJ'Dllm Boow..:.
I I I
v Rl;\ tn.E.~
,L hed no
5 eless or- to 1i.~io.sJ W"~ &mh!r ~ 101" ember and
we have (ore we f "iew a d.~"~, Il.l rational w~ Mv&
i 6) 7,
-"~ob.DI1
I I
A ~ 'It 1'~ mllw 11ft.
If t;be tW
D.E F"Uu 11 0 lII'!l. cW35U t:tisc Q;m:Z "
The I'$U.dIflI'" .. hoI M! w be 1I.t.t~bet.l to lui p l'1L'1'CI adopt.td. Wa d IItd: ~ lV, 'milM eq 11 'Ll~1 el.ft.llll, ind ICnrju. I!I:jIIl::b -Df llumbBnl, W.h&t i
Qpa.'bJe of ~ t
'Mil. ~ far &III rl Mr EDlobmd It
mIlo iD deto.ill III. (I( M.a t he.i n G1Mter&l. .a.t
ppe.n tha~ and eero 'eo describe-
$oj-' happen
IS
g,9}
n It
icn.te. :!I n:! m:ll.rily how 01. 0'10 ceed,
.. real 1'1 um ber by 'k let.t.e
I'lU'tnhl!!l"Z. of it! we and upper
ina: t!lh letters a. A; b. B j. C j ••• ~
I,," wt, d not~ by (a), (.41
If III fL.tL J3 &ro hm real n
(i) eve 'Y C!. ifJi ;D, ~ and e ith (b} an (A) with (B) ~
16 HE",L I
. m a h, but. not his )
f {h)-I and (B; 3
IjJ~y be i.TKl.ic& Fi
-e wr.ite. tI! = fj L..:<: ) an iu CI.
cl-eL'u' tho.~ w h
~ k'lltion.'ll~ :t.h ~ ru
w ir,h the ideM. III:
I:uilit.y ootw [Hj
which we be
p fui
011 (~ =fJ,. ..::: I
;:>0 H a j, potLI!'I'e ~ 11t·1-
<J'l<.,,3 <.2.
)
e zm n FDlJ'Dllm Boou I
9,10] 10. peoeeed to- de ne- tba
t~Dli such 85 itilXl:~
(i) AMii. In
II n.ad H, wO M'i.ide[" formed by all e.mlll'.il G
O.c: A + 1]. jl,inly c
Agai r,!~ ctU:I
dr;te19 D~ bale g -ei~b 't\lftl, _y '" ., a~ fnt:t!it. be graa. er thlm cannot. be Ie" th.B.o :t
7
and we l:iUl B. ... M :l'imnll ~Yp3~e.
) +(B - b)~ t:b.t. both t.h~ plllit.J1y 00 ~
It~. ~CO(A)md
or (C,t. ;to tha. 'to
(jj) SK~
.a.t'Ie the ltu1. ~ c:l.tk ........ 0lil + D iI III 001,1," P'f'hj~ ;deM
dl!.1i;Klfl (.0.+"') (1+3=3+'" ow
..... PrM.
n. :2
o lBIB FDlJ'Dllm Boou -.~ob.DI1
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1
~ 6.. 7,
Fi
1
b .... (COl ~ l~ plicaLio , 'M numb 8llrlto
e zm n FDlJ'Dllm Boou
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ply t.6 all res] nu and melLhad...8 ~e to carty 011 and more in put1~ularly im
)- ..0).,.. 9. 1 ~ 1=lilll~ I •
..rz .fi. rIll (.J21
t'OOU v2 aM - y = 3j ~ = 7, ... Ii d! the I:lJIn ~ v3~ }IT, ..•.
e zm n FDlJ'Dllm Boou I
-.~ob.lII1
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C)fJ.~y! t.b~ IIIqC-lot· opt - f':>o,. bae ~ tt. r
1'h-e only kind sugge:rterl by the qu~rl!.t.ie tunb. p irnt.iOWL.l~ 'li'"hich repeaioo
irm1;ional I'm mb6I"B ow eo me t rica I eonsicienlti(l ·eo and rni ~":U:~I and t.h Y be E.I prt:&9Cd in a .uq uare r'lXlta. :lj.UOO as
It i$ ensy 1O c.u lLU .. >t gwlllt:trkB.lly a J
equal to any num or 1.his form, as c.he.
hi I1Ixlt: That irn. nal numbers of r.h.e&o k i itTllt:ted by Euclid .., methud!! (i.'_ by potd 'lIf.i th ru ler and co _p.;!4IIes) II :III :plint. th.e. be deferred lor the preseu t·.. Th~ proper!.. mUt~ them apecia 1y intmat.ing ..
4. SomlllthlIOR qUlldt.O.~(; surds .. IioG mLioos.l m ul pl mi'ar. 'l'bUSi
Two
e zm n FDlJ'Dllm Boou
I I I I
-.~ob.lII1
I I
V A 'RJ I.B.I.U
R
The integral 00 t.he
iPJ evidcn Ir nt. tional, and ere re (Ex. , J) t
.M N - pt. re P ig au mte
torli of p. I:w.t
N
w hert 'I fj,~, - • !!'lIre poait.i e ntege:~, Then (,!'t&, I\nd thon .-e eithet- ( ) JI is divjsib t! di mib! by at.& (II' (3) M ri d ~ are both d i'\l . ense m. be lied ou ~ IIi M and N h."8 no 'l'his 0 II men t ma.y be app ie to eaeh of Iha fI cto so that M mu t be di villi oCI by some of th
divisib I or {2} Y d. rl"b mr.n~ fi
by
... - IS
last.
by
where ,I deno es the p 8lld P't" he p uet of I.he ~u~.whwh ~nuuy
HI!fiC!I tbN'e ill m.tilm ... L PoOr my ~(Jrs (El,.~3), &:r.Id i
T'b.u.s .rI'I .. 3.t+ 8 U
.. -nIl rm. ~tjOMt 'CI t.wj)~ L.,1I. jJ ~>b+& Ili~ g 'lIppD1M1 i( poMiMe tto:ot.illl r- za -<.:J ~
-.~ob.DI1
I II
1~]
oth iIi!Il.l:fIt.; .and tIM! fMm
er "il.rtoe te.I n~!!l"bet Ji ~h~
no'lll'4 how to .,1"" cubic Lbi .plie!t Kprt:SliQD of
mG"1l t a lied e to the cq uatien
plied (th h tohe o.pplieo.MD WtN ld be
t.be eq 1Jtl. "o.g
11 niqtre positive real In tlhil; ~. how.
very !!iI
(iii
nnmbe espliei kinds
QU r list. or Irrational 1 G) which eannot be nc.t. xh!l.tIsted the di ffereDt cd i D ~ e oontinoum. ~t. UIII ilia dec is eq 1 to A J ~ i.e. to unit-yo It. i~
the eireu rerenee or such II. circle b..aa Dent. Th.ill length is USIIt\! ly been sh n t ( ough tbe proof iii uniAio ... 1 t.) tt-. t. this number '"' i!i not t.he eqnation W' th in gral eoefficienta, such,
e zm n FDlJ'Dllm Boou
I I
"A.!itA :SUS
26
OIfible to d the A
variabJe,
A ~ l In:lltead might. e ~ggrega aggrt:lga in slate i.ntt:gof~ a pOiih
not. nOC-O!EI L'ily be J't4l "ned -
num IJ.'hese eonside Inlly d 0 decimal
" '"
Ion IS
is formed by
~lUdpl8B, b
L V&R[An~
6clJ& of " Iife: pcli he week.
Of ftal numbeFe.
tiMS of the r t.iMl~l num ben, i.(r. ber! (or of t.he poaiti"e: rn . L and }XI'5GS!ing the foil
(i) Clnly 0
(ii) (iii)
ry num er or tbe t)1 pe eona - e two C
I h ~ mlllr.lJ}' 'W1.1'1 .i:
IIlO't a.'tI.e ptd. .'I'Oi.rl.. II. .. ~l;:It 1ft up!.!'
au:mClt. OC:CtU·, Fo member ") t.hc nu of L and less Ieither ellIS!. On t
F O"f lee; L. Qnd t.a.king only the l' L. e.lld ~ f'otm a two t&:!e& to di!~
It mm.y happen a must biI!I also 1M Ii greater,.y {J. 11~ and thOM, bain and this i8 p1l.i u member of L.
On t.h!. other rnem her. In ih i8 by h and B; is 1:.cJ L er to JL H thn.t it i& the to R, it i..8 U-U~
1'b U3 in any l all.'!. t. Any BIE'.cl i g a ra,l number in ntl m bert :&OT.Q.etim III
nl.1m bar. TtJi:!! that the COllBidera
~ to .l'lly rurth.
f.-om the ratioaal thE! mtion.a.l nDm b of :11 I'1:!U lLU mber, ~lt might have l'6a1 numbers woul The diEien~o.n w t.hat the aggrog.o.t.e 0
of OO..nple1.OfIC&S
lacked, a com pie nguage
by sa ying thiU ttl
t.e&t me are ra. iotl8.l nUm ~ , bekUlg t eont.l' ietion,
ember IH if 1IO ($lyin L~ :IIJld
i\ mm. h!.ppen t.he- se . II .or the
o lBI B FDlJ'Dllm oou _. foraDltom1.noh.DI1
I I I I I .-.r-----
IlILI bri1i b.I. to ~'be i. "d tbat ... hI
Dum bers, 00"" Ill. defined in r .I1l1m her" or I the pcsiti ve
or gemnetry •. hieh W~ ",ill t. beloDg to S. ibis to choose dOC8 n.o1- conoot. posa-ible.
e zm n FDlJ'Dllm Boow..:.
I I I
t (Li) k$ true, '1' gt.h, contiii~ gs 11::1 8 &nd da nO~ coincide
be a mem hBr 8 or not. In t ~ t:iI&I!I we
Dt or accumul Uon of s. It. i euy 1.0 e
~ f + 3} nUI'8t nMin, not, roe Iv one. b
Clf 8. FM"j 'W en 'We M'Y8 de tmintd .. al (E -~. E + )!;U m:Jl.mding e t"i t not this intornl.l n\U:n eon w-f... ;i1.. pni nt., r of S and do Il~t eoind~ i.l;h.e.
t 1.b ~ .11.1'8 11m with.· E1 in e place
ni tdy. In.t.hH way we can dEl
fl' ,f., E6
[
REa r. VA.91 A
please, all belo ~ E + 8). point of K('!'11 rn larien of S rna Tbe u~mples bleh fuflo~ illus
.. phs; U:. 1- If 8 con5i_.ts or .I!I if1~ra, IJI' 1111 tile 111tqtrs.
If !I ootJl!list.I!J of Un! ..... t.loJllll P(1
zm n FDlJ'Dllm Boou
I I I II
Ir .'hoowtt Df I ~n~ 1~ 1.1. r i~ Ll:ie. origit'l..
10. lekwat III i.neq.uli 4I'1l lUll t ... D ;II(It.II d DlIr:n'i:J iclet!til..y
-6L~ ~, ••• , A.. too ",enry Lhu.
(1 ~Hl + a,) -.
J.
l4. H JPt wh~ a! ~,4 d
[1!1~ •• lpi I..he. t.b COftffi {] t i
11.
FDlJ'Dllm Boou
I I I
~ [.
my IIltilll[cMK:.rl of D .... r
"11 ... ~r IJjll. ...
! .JG.)
....
!8. ] ,Mot.
,'-0,
l-..Q'.fU'I!I ~ of rot' I
" (,UQ.I'Jj. l' I ) or Ihe rt:lrtn rcq ,red, be (11110 - J)UJ" 'l"lUII\ r dl.n _ lli~I4"H _I' 011. Hee lIJ1I
~ """-d+l!'~ + f ,'1"~ t.I!IM III No It,. ~ I.baI. j of'
. + ... + m,. _.,'rM -~~=O;
w. \bll(1. a.,-!&IJ.- .•. - ....... _.- L tb.
il.
.. 1l11J1:h tb."'d +&J!)-III.+iS,Jt.
e zm n FDlJ'Dllm Boo II I
or
3
II,
3G
1I:IIL <+_ ;1',
,\. VAIUAnuS
Shnilarl
.7!-
Hcnoe .. buli!l A i& t'ba ~jN.t'J.t.
3L •
• 351.
.. hctt Ih& a's MId "' ~ jl Z". We t'hna
I'&,. lVriloll;l ~+$ equalilID 0' IILmi
l;rl""" ~ + ... +~ -0, 01: t)~~]
(The.
eqoaJ.K,n zi - !U 4&1:'+9=0..]
ef §14.
e zm n FDfZ(I!Im Boou
I T I I
J'oII:.H.
- I. thet.! , wll!lfiM ~ J/f.UA.. tip. 19O:1}
e zm n FDlJ'Dllm Boou
I I I I
20. The idea. or.. d ClUOD+ Su ppose that ~ an
b' ceutinuous real varia which we may.!!lU PPQ;&C
se ted geometrically by es 11.p - %, Bo Q - y
fro fixed paints A.~ B~ g tw sln\ight I inC!:.\ A,
let u, fiuppo!Ie thB;t,. the l (I the poi nta P::t.n Q
in f!:perlldC!nt but eonne.cte y It. re I1tion which we
to e:J. ~ed 8$ 8. rel 10 bcLw n s: and !I: ao
P and ol: ale kno'f111 Q" ~ also klW~n.
ro fI.l:llm pIe, .UPPr;,'IISC· tb:::Lt "!I !I ~ h, or ., z, or
an of these c:I.&es lohE! v Iud etennines tha.t, ation bc:twe~n wul" for 11 ill ctien which
II
V A. RIABr..ES
in, we migh t. su pp08ll!l gi en, tlot by means of I'l bu by means of a geom~ de mine Q wbon P 18
In \hese ci:re"tun!'tt'W~ iOIl of fundional dep hap the most i.mporta
y Ud ()J~;
r whi h y ill given
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_. foraDltom1.noh.DI1 I I ·-·TI----
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39
Ca!IC t.hat t.hella~ par cui ) of the moss impor~lUl," fi llewi ng exunples wil C'Dt.ial to a. rll netien. 8 sorno relRtion bm. .Do Olny t'&te cormpon.d
c.rru::~ri!:l t09- are . But e eonclear t to ~bey t,j.o.1 i~
hat to
Lel.y-~ or 'Is or l.z- or 'to~I!;ILJC:hZl!il~
.. tho val1JC! d x, Lb..: ron-eapcrulio.; vaJ 1"'i!!lAt.:ioo. m~ tlnl: Mill 'Pi'CIlIkI' be. trLI.C ftn),
of z is caBed a anu.M.Rl..
rOf ";1:1
'1M 'r3o '="" of J
0. He to tbli!l
,." y. ~I;I ir $ jill . Thar.' 1;0 1II.y, f\anetiCMl ""lI!Infl)l.~
~IJ"'_ ~ iJ. pal't.iclLw cu ar , of l.J M' of ..,ISI Qt d!:RJMt for ~ wll.lll!;tjl bal'l.(:te~ltl!c (1).. H ula which U}lf",$!11
!I 00 dli!taned, M tlhl ~~i I7W1UJ k!' " T i:ll I!I oIW'L e 1.001 pte IJ f B. i r).! il10 N'- n\l. ,.-1 i!.l'. - nn: 1!:IJlJmina ;to or ~ I bejng ~ T.IlIe.'I.l'dl'll~
~ Jt it "",'uW' - icb III d!l!lTlli!ld .i! 6I'ld • loe. ddM'd for ~ • .,;~ j I'd..e.
e zm 1) FDlJ'Dllm Boou
I I
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41
u:~ 6..33 P,h.. 1M tt.gw, J 'It.a 1 u.tfI 0 f jQ. di1j'~n C 1111.
aJiI. Czj ilL ,1l1li dll:f1Llod fUI" 10 N j" LRe: tot.IIl t. ft.LaI~
be).
The natu ill !ltntecl Q ~ QY at prod
5. We y by g the r d beln ,z:L thep09 In nt being in Fig. 6.
Let Pl defined
,.~es..be D jlw t.W() lines
11'--+---+--
".0 Iae Llr. £: f.o has (let. UB ! b. Ta.k1il mplete ~if! e t.be point. . " P mc.y
tli.!lb.
~~ 1;/ P i'ruttf of r, gethe:r the
zm n FDlJ'Dllm Boou
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42
""err slmp1e e A.mp~ I!IU ppal!ie t.hfi.t by Q equat.i.
J,,,, By + G~ 0 .... , •. - .... , .h ••••• (1).
wbere ate y fi:xed umbera ~. Then !I is.
wbje-h ~~= aJl the chor teristics (1), (21 (3)
eooy to t &; ~ 8:.vraph Y u a stmi!}M 1~4.
iu nil i1 loy ;1 iat' 'fi h one or other or t.h
of 'his tion \Vh ieh a gi .. en in ~ej(t· boo
Gcome
We tball u
lohi!!. ror all vallie, (.I: of .t (or '1;&1 C:Ij. b, bl, b~ •. ,.) of YI points ~ P' ~ P"~ ... ). h!1~ gate of all thue poin'" the
l!I.uothm'" made of e ary in sueh a W>l.y e tAe 0CtLS 01 ~ p~ ~ (%1 y) it il m· ! I ( ) I~ ~iUUtl}n if ~ ~ 'OCUl, Md Py t.h e loeu. This :sc or t.he te.tml!i 'loC'u ui r.e generAlj and ms.y be BppUed n u; aDd :J il C&Pl ble of belDg re
ul'l.
in c an $,m,s a pro[losit. CI
~.
+ By + - 0 is tM 9~1"rnllq«4 + C is t.h mo.str gtDlE'ro.l polyno \-e any nu!). or degree h ighe.r
enti n a rew urthn eaamplea or i b,Y eqUIJ, ions, An equation of
(c - -1 + (y- H'f =t,
GCrIU" J n. t:.lJ,e ItC\LU,li~~ We- 11'.1." :t 0111l...lM lJ jpr .!I!, ,n.. ~. - CJA.. Ul
e lin I) FDlJ'Dllm Boo I I
<':II 1)9]
- .I ......
:1'18 OF
21. the If OP angJe thePJ
Bte •• In w lengths of R= fl, (J hoi 2" (meBSu
ve dirsctioe j it. .is e'ljl'iden
!/- ,. elll S, ('I y~ eM:.9:sin 6':1:: ~
ua~ion ... 0
nts, a&IIin:ming
a COT.! ie .&fj~tiODJ her diseussion of eometry.
hlll.'re datermiued OM"",sjNP-y.
t.ilID 'bBlwee.U r 6 pJa~. ~Q;M .. frnm the (~ g) 0.00,,8,
COI!I (J rol!pre&eRUi nera 1 eq I.un.ion cf
pIIIitI 'WI or '!Its'4I Li ~ l~!lwd!. ml.l~~kIt. b,J md.D:II iG oIIU:t dell! ~ 11.11)1111 f' b (lDil In.ncb 1:Il,jIJ I. "Uhtu~ Z'lll1Im.a'" u.~ .. n~
e In n FDlJ'Dllm I!oow..:.
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41
as. Futiher rtpretl,n'tilt1on . reader a beuet I'l runc.t.ions.
I:iUO • and wh· folio
etyof
wheu a •• aw •••••
!.he !irnple powt"#'" a!" is 1)f two distl
Fi~~ 1'!:!t m = Then t
(I, 1), (- II 1). n
l.n.Ily be: rOllnd by do il'n.lu~
;",1AI n the ditlo a.l poi ~pee ",aJu
give
.If the reader ow ill will be led to ron form or t.he grap like r.hBt. shown he dn.'f.lll a. ell ~pecial pDLIlt.i ",hi to lie: (In lohe pp itG e.et1nacs by gi ing ~ valueaJ and eale to g t.1lt!
responding valli :v~ he
flt.d t.hu \hey Ii.e
when she inavita
[u pblcal "W ill i ve t.he ible types of
of thll
ph (0. G). on t. e g1."aph t..a z ~ LhuSi the
• ft.
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ted pc aU;. on the ClJrve, though nu:t. he more prob!l. 1(; will
.. .
-
ee, but
Fig.9)j
e zm n DIJ'DIIm I!oou I
ins' or gm y tb8 use of I ter on, that
.. tlllM 110 fWlIU4"M t"iZlI!:I 0lil 5~l c!\.en bf 00lJC~ cd in. 'to
m.,.ph or~ SN-+t y- &: - ~.f(lJ -0lil +(II/a)II.
~ t'" f01.I,i b IJ lie
e zm n FDfZ(I!Im I!oou
I r I
47
wbkh
ooctioo &.I
(Z!1
by ihe ordiL ... r
QD for a. sivu ,.. j'f)l7P. i""_
1~ l~ 0. 2 all IlC~ dll1:niflll for tb
[u
.II."t~OOtl. ILea or :Cor- 'W w~h !:IILdi t[m,.i:I. ~ Qnd tfl reduce IJ ~ r -;tTn O'r quotilPRI. I)f 1 r- L ltd. ion,. fIf t'''mli!l/~ifJfi P &00 Q arB mpijtlll:'lIltion .a.t:I.
...... I __ ... L _ _ ...... _ .... 1'.. .. ... '1"1'"...;. ..........
:30,31 ) 31 .
'EAL V ABU BL.!O!Ii
. 'ine grliphica.tl j, ezac r..metions r a. sing OZ in .8 of th to the CI rrotO the.
OZ~ a.re lmgth!. u posi!.iv
same as
As ;II and y 'Ir'lI.ry~ .Aggregate f ai I tlh point; (~~ ~) er I.h relatien b
or 'Where F' prco6! of eee pr .A ntdyti.ca Ge:ome
eD lS 8. ~; IIJld on.
utt. ag'ilin Rf.er to t.. boob (If
o lBIB FDlJ'Dllm I!oou -.~ob.DI1
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60
3:!.
tion
to Clfpn:: t.hls nota prwe.d e (or exam
, = !(tc) ~ + ••••• (1)
pendente of 9 pon ~ It· !I ,-iJe t.hat
t n.ppropriA.te in e case in ieh:J is ex ~
9i of :z: by me s of & r. m leo, as 'when
\Ve b which it. I~ for e to be im
of %- If
sin.t:.. a oo~ + bsin'~
e vel')' often to doe with fu ~ at re at.iL)n~
bt or ineon venien to el':p:r th i form,
:y - $ ~ 0 01' ~ Y' - ay ~ j (l'Wn
N!8S !I 0:11: fJI1t::itly " an Blga. chon
c~o~ eMed. Yi~ by t. ftm:nula
F+ .,J(FI- ~ - 20.21 - C);
more
8il(Lplye It.
We
the S~I'I"'_' A- m.l"!t M I"Jl inc! udes 6 eq llat n (I) ial form o a uneti R of ol: pe.tLk of "he loeu of the poi r. ~,y) Ilbjocti h 0 r lhe fl1 net.! n 11 defin I (~. '!I) = o. 0) ;;;;;; 0, and th
oikn third and W;M te
.'IS !l I!I~C and !/. toj(f&rY t.he curv Joel,!$.
Tn uteful. n.riab!e de,"oid of
et hod of 't'Cprc!!
.a: and !I rare ot.h rLU1e~
be re~ed a gegm~t:Q;l
:s; ,(t). y =
S ~cd to to 8 OOl!"'Up ng ''OJ. ues -or
Elu:h pLloi.r of ach '\Iah,l.e~ d mes point.
e zm n FDlJ'Dllm OOU
I I I
ointa whic: obt.l!in th pPIPI! fur
61
:3 ~ 33] ( , y). Jf we, ~ et. aU y 10 diftue:nt \Ill
fo~1d ~ o« ~ .
C 8 over ud O'&l8r in.
.It. dirtct rdatiotl be~ een ~ fi d t~t; L'It +1" = al~ being
EnJn~ X'D!. ] Thl!l
I1.ltk:lll4l .UI!!I 1(II ,) =0. ~ (ZI ,)
d ODed irtb~Ellj.L..Ia r:J.:!i ~
~ .GInC Y. T~ lIDluti ~e 't Uft of :& I. nil ,.. 'I'l::U!I tow ID eq .,btt of i::IICIl ... r.cd pOL
anything 'We 1 ke. It 19, h w er, t3.irly clear t t. jf DY
of~ueh ~ P ct. it to ~ f Y use, the prod~ t -or wo
mmte multo i Ir be a w.. b. tnt.
We might r~r example d ue i.t 08 being
[ + '1 Y + y1; in o'hEll' \VOrd J we migh t;
men t.3 was. W Il101 wa)'"3
t \iii 0 serious 0 ections 't.O defllliti~ WO d be fut.ile..
met.hod 01 e eJt~E!i Wj ineon vi'nie.nt
:a. rea.l Dnm hi:!
DOt. gi\'e thil nable dell it n m Lg bt (LPpelU" [~ J}[ ~i y'] ~ ["1 !",y'].
In rnct., 't. ill by no m .0 b"iml9: WMt.· the
produe t [ J Y [%'.!IJ. A Il that iF; el
n is t.o be f ny use, th i~ pr et
e zm n FDlJ'Dllm I!oou 1
_. foraDltm1.noh.lII1 1 1 . -·1,.-----
76 [rn
.a. dieplaeemen to and
wonls t.h~ .,.."e;
[",,~ ]I] [.:;1,
where X and are flJ:net.ion of~. YI
definil.icn I".D U!~ I!IUM :11.5! \0 ngree WI
nnd (3) Lhnt th definition mu t. obey 1.
dinributi u. an !IooIlclativ! 13 131 of ruul
~ y] [~. ,1-= [,iI(, y1 [
({~,:.vJ + [ t1)[ tt', 11 ~ [a:, 31'] [.2:
[e, !I] ([d:~, 'l + (~"I y"'n - [.-t, y] (*'
and [s, y] ([ y'] [%"'t ~D - ({~ yJ[ ,
38. 'rile f~ "definition ~ t.c.kc. i, u We
k~· th!1~ if BI OOf) are t~'o aim I . ngle~ tho gles
eorrtspoJlding i the order i.n which t. e wntt n, til n
or OB. 00=0 .OD. Thi., :iI gguw
InO ltiiVI ication d d ivision of d splncem
0 OA .. 0:0(001 (i1i.
Now let
[~ ~]. DC- [It'I,jl - K~ YI.
0 e zm n IIIJ'DIIm I!oou
I II I I
31j 3S] 17
that (J£ .. [1 0]. Then j Y] - [X, YJ,
=I Y].
!I p!ln 9~ in tes or D pa'~(8 txr aln (0
~) 11- f3 :51 ntly pa and 8
l= l! -91,
)r= -t p',
We desired .
]
c:hM~
sigu then
the X ='"1 Y q. we ide' not; Altered i we ' tm~
f§37 er'.lt,
78
m
39. Comp OX wrreapond e. m.an~ ~o'tJ y J in th of nat t'r-ImWm ~.
W & shall find i .'1:", Y by ihe Iytn bo
ment. [.2:] 1 o to a di
)1') and II
Tho reuon for t e ehoi For the: present t e ROO lUdy f)f wnting [: ). Th hltJn~.
We [X'OOI!ed ne t to deS rum of eom pleJ: nu belt..
a d isplaeement. eOJTes~ng_d~
of t~ complex nu to t.he .$um or Th1U~
if.nd gnly if.:L:' - ~ y-y'
(~+ i) + (~ !Ii) (~+r) (y
(~+ -c;j -W1"-(
In part.iClllDf"
and thase equatio confusion i rj when :E + Oi lind yJ. for 0
Positi .... e j nteg :fIrfl: then defined
y = y' in (3)j \\'e 0 lU
(;I;+:VI - (~+
+Y" ~a+ .; t. til t th~e
L th. c pin n 'Dl beI h~n~ th.
-.~ob.DI1
I I
Slii. 39
or
COMPJ..li.l. HUM
'Wi' I e-A!ily veri fy ttJr- hi tltJ of complex n lim bera: ob by t eo equations