Full text: The collected mathematical papers of Arthur Cayley, Sc.D., F.R.S., late sadlerian professor of pure mathematics in the University of Cambridge (Vol. 9)

ial fraction 
which is 
To combine the two terms, we multiply the numerator and denominator of the 
first by 1 4- x 2 4- x A , thereby reducing its denominator to 1 — ¿c 4 .1 — x*. 1 — a 2 . 1 — ft 4 , the 
denominator of the second term; then the sum of the numerators is found to be 
= 1 — a 1 2 
4- x (a 2 — a 4 ) 
+ X s (ft — ft 5 ) 
4- XT’ (ft — ft 5 ) 
4- x* (ft 2 — ft 4 ) 
+ x 8 (1 -ft 2 ), 
viz. this is — (1 — a 2 ) f 1 
4- o?x~ 
+ (ft + ft 3 ) X 3 
+ (ft + ft 3 ) X' 
+ a 2 x? 
Hence we have 
^ (■' ^ 1 — aa?. 1 — ax. 1 — ax~ l . 1 — ax~* 
4- 
4- 
1 — a? 4 .1 — of 1 — am? 
1 
1 — x 2 .1 — x 4 1 — ax 
1 + x* + (ar ! + x*) ft 4- (x 2 + X s ) ft 2 -f (x? 4- a 5 ) a 3 1 
1 — ¿c 4 . 1 — X* 
] -ft 4 ’ 
1 CLOG “f - 0?CG^ 
which is, in fact, the expression for = —= _ 4 decomposed into partial 
X CLOG • X CLOG • X “■ CL
	        
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