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... derivative ' ( q ) first decreases continuously from zero to a finite minimum value and then constantly increases to the value zero as q increases from 0 to + ∞ . If c Graphically the function ' ( q ) is as shown in Fig . 1 . denotes ...
... derivative ' ( q ) first decreases continuously from zero to a finite minimum value and then constantly increases to the value zero as q increases from 0 to + ∞ . If c Graphically the function ' ( q ) is as shown in Fig . 1 . denotes ...
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... derivatives will be computed and the expression for the curvature determined under the assumption that both X and Y are infinite for q = 0 and q = + ∞ . It is readily verified that + X ' : = ( 10 ) X " = 8129 , O'O ' + ¶❤'O ...
... derivatives will be computed and the expression for the curvature determined under the assumption that both X and Y are infinite for q = 0 and q = + ∞ . It is readily verified that + X ' : = ( 10 ) X " = 8129 , O'O ' + ¶❤'O ...
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... derivative ( q ) is first positive in an interval 0 ≤ ğ < qo , where qo is the value of q which makes ' ( q ) = ' ( q ) . Then in the interval qo < qq the derivative is negative . Finally for qğ < + the derivative is again positive ...
... derivative ( q ) is first positive in an interval 0 ≤ ğ < qo , where qo is the value of q which makes ' ( q ) = ' ( q ) . Then in the interval qo < qq the derivative is negative . Finally for qğ < + the derivative is again positive ...
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... derivatives of arbitrary order is naturally extremely difficult , and the author is to be congratulated for the clearness of his treatment . The symbolism and terminology are carefully chosen , the main theorems are stated in italics ...
... derivatives of arbitrary order is naturally extremely difficult , and the author is to be congratulated for the clearness of his treatment . The symbolism and terminology are carefully chosen , the main theorems are stated in italics ...
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... Derivative of a Function " remains badly confused . The statement " This is the same thing as the directional derivative along r1 multiplied by dr " is not at all correct , unless it be assumed that r is to vary only along its own ...
... Derivative of a Function " remains badly confused . The statement " This is the same thing as the directional derivative along r1 multiplied by dr " is not at all correct , unless it be assumed that r is to vary only along its own ...
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