Numbers Universalized An Advanced Algebra
Numbers Universalized An Advanced Algebra
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Therefore, if x is infinitesimally less than %, x — % will be negative and /„ (x) and /„_i {x) will have opposite signs or will form a variation ; but, if x is infinitesimally greater than as, x — as will be positive and /„ (x) and /„_i (x) will have like signs or will form a permanence. Therefore, a variation is lost in passing from tts — O to «3 -j- O .
766. These principles are true if /„ (x) contains imagi- nary roots as well as when all the roots are real, since the signs of the functions ...depend wholly upon the real factors they contain [732].
Sturm's Theorem.
757. The number of variations of sign lost in the terms of the Sturmian series, as the value of x continuously changes from a to b, a being less than h, equals the num- ber of real roots of f„ (x) = lying between a and b.
Demonstration. — For each time the value of x, in ascending from a to b, passes over a root of /» {x) = 0, there is lost one variation of sign [755, 4] and only one [755, 3].
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Therefore, if x is infinitesimally less than %, x — % will be negative and /„ (x) and /„_i {x) will have opposite signs or will form a variation ; but, if x is infinitesimally greater than as, x — as will be positive and /„ (x) and /„_i (x) will have like signs or will form a permanence. Therefore, a variation is lost in passing from tts — O to «3 -j- O .
766. These principles are true if /„ (x) contains imagi- nary roots as well as when all the roots are real, since the signs of the functions ...depend wholly upon the real factors they contain [732].
Sturm's Theorem.
757. The number of variations of sign lost in the terms of the Sturmian series, as the value of x continuously changes from a to b, a being less than h, equals the num- ber of real roots of f„ (x) = lying between a and b.
Demonstration. — For each time the value of x, in ascending from a to b, passes over a root of /» {x) = 0, there is lost one variation of sign [755, 4] and only one [755, 3].
INCOMMENSURABLE ROOTS.
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