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... vanish ) . A negative definite quadratic form is one which is always negative except at the origin . A definite form ... vanish . All determi- nants of a still higher order will be found also to vanish . c > 0 . ( 20 ) Similarly , it 366 ...
... vanish ) . A negative definite quadratic form is one which is always negative except at the origin . A definite form ... vanish . All determi- nants of a still higher order will be found also to vanish . c > 0 . ( 20 ) Similarly , it 366 ...
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... vanishing solution and the nth order has a non - vanishing solution , Y ( t ) . Then { P ( h ) Y } = ( h — q1 ) { Pn ... vanish identically . Thus , we have a contradiction , and our conclusion concerning the uniqueness of our solution ...
... vanishing solution and the nth order has a non - vanishing solution , Y ( t ) . Then { P ( h ) Y } = ( h — q1 ) { Pn ... vanish identically . Thus , we have a contradiction , and our conclusion concerning the uniqueness of our solution ...
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... vanish . The determinant is a polynomial of the sth degree in q , and is called the characteristic equation of the ... vanishing solution of ( 135 ) , we shall have a solution which satisfies our reduced system . Note that our selection ...
... vanish . The determinant is a polynomial of the sth degree in q , and is called the characteristic equation of the ... vanishing solution of ( 135 ) , we shall have a solution which satisfies our reduced system . Note that our selection ...
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INTRODUCTION | 3 |
Illustrative Tax Problem | 14 |
THE Theory of Maximizing BEHAVIOR | 21 |
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