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resolvents's Usage Examples:

alternative way of deriving the quadratic formula is via the method of Lagrange resolvents, which is an early part of Galois theory.

method, Glasser's method, and the Cockle–Harley method of differential resolvents described below.

process for solving an algebraic equation of any degree via Lagrange resolvents; and proves Wilson's theorem that if n is a prime, then (n − 1)! + 1 is.

many roots performs a top-down traversal of the proof, recomputing the resolvents and replacing broken nodes (e.

Fourier transform of order 3 in the solution, in the form of Lagrange resolvents.

process for solving an algebraic equation of any degree via Lagrange resolvents ; and proves Bachet's theorem that every positive integer is the sum of.

(assuming the characteristic is not 2) if P is irreducible, but most resolvents are not always separable.

(1981), "Injective and flat covers, envelopes and resolvents", Israel J.

The proof is related to Lagrange resolvents.

Lagrange resolvents used a complex Fourier decomposition to study the solution of a cubic: Lagrange transformed the roots x1, x2, x3 into the resolvents: r.

map S4 → S3 corresponds to the resolvent cubic, in terms of Lagrange resolvents.

to solutions of algebraic equations, in which he introduced Lagrange resolvents.

DPLL algorithm that removed the need for explicit representation of the resolvents.

the resolution graph (considering that edges goes from antecedentes to resolvents).

This decision is done by introducing auxiliary polynomials, called resolvents, whose coefficients depend polynomially upon those of the original polynomial.

generalization of the first resolvent identity, above, useful for comparing the resolvents of two distinct operators.

can be seen as a restricted form of resolution, in which one of the two resolvents must always be a unit clause.

The class of firmly nonexpansive operators is equal to the set of resolvents of maximally monotone operators.

resolvents's Meaning':

a liquid substance capable of dissolving other substances

Synonyms:

remover; phenol; dissolver; naphtha; oxybenzene; methylbenzene; hydroxybenzene; alkahest; propanone; toluene; menstruum; universal solvent; hexane; acetone; chlorobenzene; dissolvent; tetrachloromethane; carbon tetrachloride; dissolving agent; perchloromethane; phenylic acid; solvent; xylol; carbon tet; medium; xylene; alcahest; dimethyl ketone; carbolic acid;

Antonyms:

immoderate; raw;