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A Problem of Sylvester's in Elimination
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 15 September 2014
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1. Denoting by A, B, C, F, G, H the co-factors of a, b, e, f, g, h, in the determinant
the problem in question is to eliminate x, y, z from the three equations
and it lias been discussed by Sylvester, Cayley, Muir, Tait, and Lord M'Laren.
Sylvester deduces from (1) this new system
and hence finds the dialytic eliminant
the expansion of which (an obvious error being corrected) he states to be
where
so that “rejecting the special (N.B., not irrelevant) factor abc, we obtain”
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References
Cam. Math. Journ., ii. p. 232. See also Muir, Theory of Determinants, part i. p. 231.
C. M. P., 198; Proc. R.S.E., xx. p. 306,
Proc. R.S.E., xx. pp. 300, 371.
Proc. R.S.E., xix. p. 131.
Proc. R.S.E., xix. p. 264.