Re: Solutions to Power Series

From: Peter Pan (RMoebs1_at_compuserve.de)
Date: 07/25/04

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    Date: 25 Jul 2004 14:55:19 -0700

    Jon wrote

    > > If T*N+a[0] is the nth degree polynomial where T=(t,t^2,t^3,...,t^n),
    > > N=(a[1],a[2],a[3],...,a[n]), if T is described from two orthogonal
    > > systems, its linear requirement precipitates. T remains invariant
    > > despite the coordinate system used to describe it. Consequently, my
    > > revised web site showing the details,

    > > EXAMPLE
    > >
    > > (t-2)(t-3)(t-4)=0
    > > (t^2-5t+6)(t-4)=0
    > > t-4
    > > -------------
    > > t^3-5t^2+ 6t
    > > -4t^2+20t-24
    > > ----------------
    > > t^3-9t^2+26t-24
    > >
    > > N=+/-(26,-9,1)

    REVOLUTIONARY !!!

    Why don't you tell C.F. Gauss or E. Galois; they would love to hear
    that you have easily solved a problem they have shown to be
    principally not solvable!!!

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