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. 10)

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A TENTH MEMOIR ON QUANTICS. 
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which is complete to the sixth degree. I had calculated the derivatives up to the 
tenth degree, but the results were not in the segregate form. 
On the form of the Numerical Generating Functions: the N.G.F. of a Sextic. 
Art. Nos. 385, 386. 
385. It is to be remarked that the R.G.F. is derived not from the fraction in 
its least terms, which is algebraically the most simple form of the N.G.F., but from 
a form which contains common factors in the numerator and denominator: thus for 
the quadric, the cubic, and the quartic, writing down the two forms (identical in the 
case of the quadric) these are— 
Quadric 
N.G.F. = 
Cubic 
N.G.F. = 
Quartic 
N.G.F. = 
1 — ax 2 .1 — a 2 
1 — ax + a 2 x 2 
1 — a 6 x e 
1 — a 4 .1 — aa?. 1 — ax 
1 — a 4 . 1 — aa? . 1 — a 2 a f. 1 — a 3 x 3 ’ 
1 — ax 2 + a 2 « 4 
1 — a 6 x 12 
1 — a 2 .1 — a 3 .1 — ax*. 1 — ax 2 1 - a 2 . 1 — a 3 .1 — aa? . 1 — a V. 1 — a 3 a?
	        
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