10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «DIANODAL»
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1
Proceedings of the London Mathematical Society
The symmetroid is certainly not octadic, hence the eighth node must lie on the
dianodal surface of the 7 given points. I can discover no ground for doubting but
that two of the constants may be determined so that the eighth node shall be any
...
London Mathematical Society, 1871
2
Proceedings of the London Mathematical Society
The symmetroid is certainly not octadic, hence the eighth node must lie on the
dianodal surface of the 7 given points. I can discover no ground for doubting but
that two of the constants may be determined so that the eighth node shall be any
...
Considering next asyzygetic nine-nodal surfaces, from the equation of the
general eight-nodal surface it is seen that a ninth node must lie on the curve
which is of the eighteenth order, the dianodal curve; the ninth node being taken
arbitrarily ...
4
The Collected Mathematical Papers of Arthur Cayley: ...
... 140—]; general theory of quartic surface with given nodes, VII, 141—4;
Jacobian surface of six given points, VII, 144—5; ditto of seven, or an octad of
points, VII, 145—8; the dianodal surface, VII, 148—52; octadic surfaces with 9 or
10 nodes, ...
5
English Language Word Builder
... SYNDICAL UNISONAL ANHEDRAL BICAUDAL CATHODAL CURVITAL
DIANODAL ECOTONAL EREMITAL FUNEBRAL IMAGINAL LONGEVAL
MORAINAL NONLOYAL NONTIDAL ORONASAL PLASTRAL PREBASAL
PUBERTAL ...
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Chambers English-Hindi Dictionary
ЧЧЭТГТгГтчт «ZTTfqiff % façR ггаг зччтт 4Ît 4<rfiT dianodal а^'. (math.) 4TT=Ttst,
=ТТ? St 2^T% ЧТЯГ dianoetic arf/ f<HKk4+, Г°ИК «ТЧ Dianthus п. srftrarg- (+
НМН, Гччг 3rrfë тгэт Ч?) diapason л. ЗТЧТЧЧЧ, ч^шчн; çwwrïï; чт\тч, ч|ч; щгхщ
чгг ...
Sureśa Avasthī, Indujā Avasthī, 1981
7
Algebraic Geometry and Theta Functions
Contains chapters on algebraic geometry and theta functions.
8
Indian Psychological Review
It is clear that the possibilities inherent in the progression of a dianodal center
over a dianodal hypersurface are literally infinite in number. The only limitation
must rest in the imagination used in the employment of these theoretical maxims.
9
American Journal of Mathematics
Cayley's dianodal curve of order 18 with planar triple points at the eight nodes.
As Rohn remarks, the ninth being chosen, the tenth is uniquely determined if the
quartic is to be a symmetroid. This follows immediately from (25). Thus there is on
...
10
A treatise on the geometry of surfaces
Since any given point on (13) requires two equations of condition for its
determination, the equation of a quartic which possesses seven arbitrary nodes
and an eighth one, which lies on the dianodal surface (13), contains three
arbitrary ...
Alfred Barnard Basset, 1910
