Examples of using Theory of equations in English and their translations into Danish
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Viète made many improvements in the theory of equations.
This theory of equations in total differentials is undoubtedly Pfaff's most significant contribution.
Hudde worked on maxima and minima and the theory of equations.
He began to study the Galois theory of equations and from there he was led to study compostion series of groups.
Made myself acquainted with newer works,particularly in the theory of equations.
Meditationes Algebraicae, covering the theory of equations and number theory, appeared in 1770 with an expanded version in 1782.
However he made many contributions to number theory and to the theory of equations.
This theory of equations in total differentials is undoubtedly Pfaff's most significant contribution. Wussing writes in that this work by Pfaff.
In the field of mathematics he worked on probability,recurring decimals and the theory of equations.
In 1799 Ruffini published a book on the theory of equations with his claim that quintics could not be solved by radicals as the title shows.
He introduced a simplified notation for algebra andhis fundamental research on the theory of equations was far ahead of its time.
General theory of equations in which it is shown that the algebraic solution of the general equation of degree greater than four is impossible.
We shall comment further below on this important work,covering topics in the theory of equations, number theory and geometry.
These and further papers published by Bézout in the theory of equations were gathered together in Théorie générale des équations algébraiques which was published in 1779.
He says, in the report he wrote at the end of the scholarship, that he also: made myself acquainted with newer works,particularly in the theory of equations.
From its true emergence,algebra can be seen as a theory of equations solved by means of radicals, and of algebraic calculations on related expressions.
Lie had started examining partial differential equations, hoping that he could find a theory which was analogous to the Galois theory of equations.
Galois sent Cauchy further work on the theory of equations, but then learned from Bulletin de Férussac of a posthumous article by Abel which overlapped with a part of his work.
Libri's early work was on mathematical physics, particularly the theory of heat.However he made many contributions to number theory and to the theory of equations.
In his final year of study he wrote a paper on the theory of equations and Bézout 's theorem, and this was of such quality that he was allowed to graduate in 1800 without taking the final examination.
The book was the Second Part of Arithmetic, The Grounde of Artes being the first,covering the extraction of roots, the theory of equations and arithmetic with surds.
We have already indicated that Kronecker's primary contributions were in the theory of equations and higher algebra, with his major contributions in elliptic functions, the theory of algebraic equations, and the theory of algebraic numbers.
His interests in research relate to finite geometries and the group theory related to them, andto Cremona transformations related to the Galois theory of equations.
His first paper on the theory of equations Sur plusieurs classes d'équations de tous les degrés qui admettent une solution algébrique examined how a single equation in a single unknown could be attacked by writing it as two equations in two unknowns.
A little-known consequence of these disputes is that Liouville made his famous announcement of Evariste Galois 's important work on the theory of equations in response to an attack by Libri in 1843.
Galois sent Cauchy further work on the theory of equations, but then learned from Bulletin de Férussac of a posthumous article by Abel which overlapped with a part of his work. Galois then took Cauchy 's advice and submitted a new article On the condition that an equation be soluble by radicals in February 1830.
A further work Miscellanea Analytica appeared in 1776 with a new expanded edition in 1785. Meditationes Algebraicae,covering the theory of equations and number theory, appeared in 1770 with an expanded version in 1782.
In 1799 Ruffini published a book on the theory of equations with his claim that quintics could not be solved by radicals as the title shows: General theory of equations in which it is shown that the algebraic solution of the general equation of degree greater than four is impossible. The introduction to the book begins.
As Rice points out in:A little-known consequence of these disputes is that Liouville made his famous announcement of Evariste Galois 's important work on the theory of equations in response to an attack by Libri in 1843.
In 1799 Ruffini published a book on the theory of equations with his claim that quintics could not be solved by radicals as the title shows: General theory of equations in which it is shown that the algebraic solution of the general equation of degree greater than four is impossible. The introduction to the book begins: The algebraic solution of general equations of degree greater than four is always impossible.