Algebra; An Elementary Text book for the Higher Classes of Secondary Schools And for Colleges
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In other cases where mod2;=l, the theorem is not in question, owing to the non-convergency of ^JS^z^, In all cases where mod2;> 1, the series S^Cn^ is divergent, and the validity of the theorem is of course out of the question.
EXPONENTIAL AND LOGARITHMIC SERIES — GENERALISATION OF THE EXPONENTIAL AND LOGARITHMIC FUNCTIONS.
§*18.] The series l+;? + ^/2! + ^'/3! + . . .
is absolutely convergent for all complex values of z having a finite modulus (see chap, xxvi., § 10). Hence it defines a single...- valued continuous function of z for all values of z. We may call this function the Exponential of z, or shortly Exp;?;* so that Exp^r is defined by the equation Exp;?=l+;? + ;g'/2!+2'/3!+ . . . (1).
The reasoning of chap, xxviii., § 5, presupposes nothing but the absolute convergence of the Exponential Series, and is therefore applicable when the variable is complex. We have therefore the following addition theorem for the function Expz: — * AVhen it is necessary to distinguish between the general function of a complex variable z and the ordinary exponential function of a real variable x, we shall use Exp (with a capital letter) for the former, and either «* or exp x for the latter.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In other cases where mod2;=l, the theorem is not in question, owing to the non-convergency of ^JS^z^, In all cases where mod2;> 1, the series S^Cn^ is divergent, and the validity of the theorem is of course out of the question.
EXPONENTIAL AND LOGARITHMIC SERIES — GENERALISATION OF THE EXPONENTIAL AND LOGARITHMIC FUNCTIONS.
§*18.] The series l+;? + ^/2! + ^'/3! + . . .
is absolutely convergent for all complex values of z having a finite modulus (see chap, xxvi., § 10). Hence it defines a single...- valued continuous function of z for all values of z. We may call this function the Exponential of z, or shortly Exp;?;* so that Exp^r is defined by the equation Exp;?=l+;? + ;g'/2!+2'/3!+ . . . (1).
The reasoning of chap, xxviii., § 5, presupposes nothing but the absolute convergence of the Exponential Series, and is therefore applicable when the variable is complex. We have therefore the following addition theorem for the function Expz: — * AVhen it is necessary to distinguish between the general function of a complex variable z and the ordinary exponential function of a real variable x, we shall use Exp (with a capital letter) for the former, and either «* or exp x for the latter.
What to read after Algebra; An Elementary Text book for the Higher Classes of Secondary Schools And for Colleges?
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