Quadratic and higher forms
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Quadratic and higher forms
(History of the theory of numbers, v. 3)
AMS Chelsea Pub., 1999
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Note
Reprint. Originally published: [Wachington, D.C.] : Carnegie Institute [i.e. Institution] of Washington, 1923. (Carnegie Institution of Washington publication ; 256)
Includes bibliographical references and indexes
Description and Table of Contents
Description
The last volume of Dickson's History is the most modern, covering quadratic and higher forms. The treatment here is more general than in Volume II, which, in a sense, is more concerned with special cases. Indeed, this volume chiefly presents methods of attacking whole classes of problems. Again, Dickson is exhaustive with references and citations.
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