An Arithmetical Theory of Certain Numerical Functions
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Hence, etc. *3. 30. If in any equivalence, either of xf/, xp' may replace the other (without affecting the validity of the equivalence), then 4^, \p' are identically equivalent: symbolically \p r:^ yp'. Identitij and identical equivalence are distinct relations. A functional form xp is identical only to \p, and is identically equivalent to xp, obviously; but if xp is identically equivalent to \p', it does not follow that \p' is identical to \p [cf. 3. 31]. The distinction is of the greatest imp...ortance in connection with 0. 00 (ii); by means of the concept of associate functions [3. 32], uniformity is- introduced into apparently heterogeneous masses of functions. t3. 31. Exp ~ xp. [Notation and proof directly from 3. 29; 3. 30. ] *3. 32. Ei (i = 1, •••, r, •••) being units, xp any functional form, the identically equivalent functional forms ei\p are associates of xp. t3. 33. In respect to ideal multiplication a functional form is indistinguish- able from any of its associates [3.
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