Eksempler på brug af Diophantine equations på Engelsk og deres oversættelser til Dansk
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This was awarded for his work on Diophantine equations.
After further papers on Diophantine equations and Diophantine approximation he wrote a series of five papers on Some metrical theorems in Diophantine approximation.
Among other problems studied by Seki were Diophantine equations.
Diophantine equations, carrying a history of more than one thousand years, was, until the early years of this century, little more than a collection of isolated problems subjected to ingenious ad hoc methods.
His contributions to the theory of Diophantine equations are discussed in.
These are: Approximation of algebraic numbers by rationals andapplications thereof to Diophantine equations.
Skolem was remarkably productive publishing around 180 papers on topics such as Diophantine equations, mathematical logic, group theory, lattice theory and set theory.
For the second edition of the text published in 1984, Grosswald had added material on L-functions and primes in arithmetic progressions,the arithmetic of number fields, and Diophantine equations.
In fact Thue wrote 35 papers on number theory,mostly on the theory of Diophantine equations, and these are reproduced in.
Hilbert in 1900 posed the problem of finding a method for solving Diophantine equations as the 10th problem on his famous list of 23 problems which he believed should be the major challenges for mathematical research this century.
At this time he was particularly fascinated by solving Diophantine equations.
At the most advanced level he wrote a monograph Analytic methods for Diophantine equations and Diophantine inequalities(1962) which includes many of his contributions extending the Hardy- Littlewood method.
It was A Thue who made the breakthrough to general results by proving in 1909 that all Diophantine equations of the form.
In 1971 at a conference in Bucharest Robinson gave a lecture Solving diophantine equations in which she set the agenda for continuing to study Diophantine equations following the negative solution to Hilbert 's Tenth Problem problem.
He couldn't check each possible method andmaybe there were very involved methods that didn't seem to have anything to do with Diophantine equations but still worked.
In addition Poinsot worked on number theory andon this topic he studied Diophantine equations, how to express numbers as the difference of two squares and primitive roots.
In addition Poinsot worked on number theory andon this topic he studied Diophantine equations, how to express numbers as the difference of two squares and primitive roots. However he is best known for his dedication to geometry and, together with Monge, he contributed to the topic regaining its leading role in mathematical research in France in the eighteenth century.
The last part of the book describes Alan Baker 's work on linear forms in the logarithms of algebraic numbers and its applications to Diophantine equations and to the determination of imaginary quadratic fields with class number 1 or 2.
This is described by Turán in,who first gives the historical setting:[Diophantine equations], carrying a history of more than one thousand years, was, until the early years of this century, little more than a collection of isolated problems subjected to ingenious ad hoc methods.
These include his improvement of Thue 's theorem, described above, given in his 1920 dissertation, andits application to certain polynomial Diophantine equations in two unknowns, proving an affine curve of genus at least 1 over a number field has only a finite number of integral points in 1929.
It was A Thue who made the breakthrough to general results by proving in 1909 that all Diophantine equations of the form f(x, y) m where m is an integer and f is an irreducible homogeneous binary form of degree at least three, with integer coefficients, have at most finitely many solutions in integers.
Let us quote Robinson's own description of the problem which she wrote in an article intended for a general audience in 1975:Hilbert in 1900 posed the problem of finding a method for solving Diophantine equations as the 10th problem on his famous list of 23 problems which he believed should be the major challenges for mathematical research this century.
Turán goes on to say that Carl Siegel andKlaus Roth generalised the classes of Diophantine equations for which these conclusions would hold and even bounded the number of solutions.
Brouncker gave a method of solving the diophantine equation.
Find an effective way to determine whether a Diophantine equation is soluble.
Instead of asking whether a given Diophantine equation has a solution, ask"for what equations do known methods yield the answer?
Robinson was awarded a doctorate in 1948 and that same year started work on Hilbert 's Tenth Problem:find an effective way to determine whether a Diophantine equation is soluble.
The answer lies in a branch of mathematics called recursion theory which was developed during the 1930s by several mathematicians: Church, Gödel, Kleene, Post in the United States, Herbrand in France, Turing in England, Markov in the USSR, etc.The method of proof is based on the fact that there is a Diophantine equation say P(x, y, z,…,w) 0 such that the sets of all values of x in all solutions of P 0 is too complicated a set to be calculated by any method whatever.