Rice Institute Pamphlet, 28–29 tomai1941 |
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... functions defined for all values of * , periodic with period 2π , and such that to every function f ( x ) of this class corresponds a constant k = k ( f ) such that for every x , ( 50 ) | f ( n ) ( x ) | < k " M „ ( n ≥ 1 ) . We can ...
... functions defined for all values of * , periodic with period 2π , and such that to every function f ( x ) of this class corresponds a constant k = k ( f ) such that for every x , ( 50 ) | f ( n ) ( x ) | < k " M „ ( n ≥ 1 ) . We can ...
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... function f ( x ) belonging to C { M } in ( a , b ) , and to every [ a , B ] ( a , b ) , there corresponds a positive constant_k = k ( f , [ a , b ] ) such that in [ a , b ] we have | f ( n ) ( x ) | < k®M „ ( n ≥ 1 ) . It is seen , by ...
... function f ( x ) belonging to C { M } in ( a , b ) , and to every [ a , B ] ( a , b ) , there corresponds a positive constant_k = k ( f , [ a , b ] ) such that in [ a , b ] we have | f ( n ) ( x ) | < k®M „ ( n ≥ 1 ) . It is seen , by ...
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... functions integrable L. The magnitude of an integrable function f ( x ) ( by in- tegrable we shall always understand integrable L ) in the neighborhood of a point x , can be only characterized by the value of the integral Iota [ [ f ( x ) ...
... functions integrable L. The magnitude of an integrable function f ( x ) ( by in- tegrable we shall always understand integrable L ) in the neighborhood of a point x , can be only characterized by the value of the integral Iota [ [ f ( x ) ...
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THREE PUBLIC LECTURES ON SCIENTIFIC SUB | 1 |
The Principle of Sufficient Reason | 24 |
Rectilinear Drawing | 51 |
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