Aufsatz
Proof of a generalization of Newton's formula for the sums of the powers of the roots of an Equation.
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Messenger of mathematics ; 13
- Creator
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Lachlan, R.
- Published
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1884 -
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- Aufsatz
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- Lachlan, R.
Time of origin
- 1884 -
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