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On Differentials

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  03 November 2016

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page 202 of note * Math. Gazette, XXXI, 252.

page 202 of note † XIX, 80.

page 202 of note ‡ XV, 401.

page 202 of note § There is no need in the definition for Δx to be small, and it is better with beginners to avoid the term “infinitesimal”

page 202 of note ‖ See Durell, and Robson, , Elem. Calculzus, p. 27 Google Scholar ; or XV, 402.

page 203 of note * As pointed out in footnote 3 of XIX, 83.

page 203 of note † See, e.g., de la Vallée Poussin’s Cours d’Analyse, or my Course of Analysis.

page 204 of note * XVI, 10.

page 204 of note † See Picken, XIX, 79 seq.