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Page 500
... operations of algebra . In another sec- tion the extension of these operations to more complex systems , such as polynomials ( see below ) , will be con- sidered . One other operation on real or complex numbers must be considered here ...
... operations of algebra . In another sec- tion the extension of these operations to more complex systems , such as polynomials ( see below ) , will be con- sidered . One other operation on real or complex numbers must be considered here ...
Page 554
... operations of arithmetic : addition , subtraction , multiplication and division . As the subject developed , the operations have changed very little , if at all , but the notion of number has been progressively enlarged . It was already ...
... operations of arithmetic : addition , subtraction , multiplication and division . As the subject developed , the operations have changed very little , if at all , but the notion of number has been progressively enlarged . It was already ...
Page 555
... operations . When any of these operations is applied to elements of < X > , again an element of < X > is obtained ; in other words , < X > admits all the algebra operations and so is a subalgebra of A. It is actually the least ...
... operations . When any of these operations is applied to elements of < X > , again an element of < X > is obtained ; in other words , < X > admits all the algebra operations and so is a subalgebra of A. It is actually the least ...
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