Linear Groups with an Exposition of the Galois Field Theory
Linear Groups with an Exposition of the Galois Field Theory
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10.1126/science.16.394.113
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1902-07
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56.9
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G. Miller
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线性群与伽罗华域理论的一个表述。作者：勒·迪克森，芝加哥大学数学助理教授。莱比锡，Teubner‘s Sammluc von Lehrbuhern auf Deni GE-biete der Maariatischen Wisenschaften.1901年卷。六、PP。X+312。1898年，德国莱比锡著名的BG Teubner公司开始出版《Encyclopdie der Matheinatischen Wisenschaften MIT Einschluss ihrer Anwen-Dungen》，这本书的目的是分七大卷概述数学的已知部分及其应用。由于每个主题的篇幅相对较小，这家公司决定出版一大系列与这部百科全书有关的高级教科书。这一系列的计划特别是为了使百科全书文章的作者能够更充分地发展他们的主题，从而使他们的文章更有用。然而，其他编剧被邀请尽可能完整地制作这部系列剧。这个系列的50多本不同的卷已经由几乎同样多的不同作者公布了。这份作家名单包括许多来自不同国家的著名作家。他们中的绝大多数是德国人，这可以从这样一个事实中推断出来：这部作品是由于德国的影响，由一家德国公司出版的。在德国之外，意大利人似乎是最积极的合作者，但大多数其他欧洲国家，连同美国，都承诺提供捐助。这一系列教科书和百科全书无疑将成为更大的数学活动的非常强大的刺激，它将在很大程度上增加德国在高等数学中的影响。以前从来没有过这样的前任-
Linear-Groups with an-Exposition of the Galois Field Theory. By LE DICKSON, Assistant Professor of Mathematics in the Uni-versity of Chicago. Leipzig, Teubner's Sammlunc von Lehrbuchern auf deni Ge-biete der mathematischen Wissenschaften. 1901. Vol. VI. Pp. x+ 312. In 1898 the well-known firm of BG Teubner, Leipzig, Germany,, began the publication of the'Encyklopadie der matheinatischen Wissenschaften mit Einschluss ihrer Anwen-dungen,'which is intended to give in seven large volumes a general outline of the known parts of mathematics, together, with applica-tions. As a comparatively small amount of space could be devoted to each subject, the samiie firm decided to publish a large series of advanced text-books in connection with this encyclopedia. This series was planned espe-cially to enable the authors of articles for the encyclopedia to develop their subjects more fully, and thus make their articles more use-ful. Other writers are, however, invited to make the series as complete as possible. More than fifty different volumes of this series havealready been announced by almost as many different authors. The list of authors includes a number of prominent writers of various countries. The great majority of these are Germans, as might have beeninferred from the fact that the work is due to German influence and is published by a Ger-man firm. Outside of Germany the Italians seem to have been the most active collabora-tors, but most of the other European coun-tries, together with Amnerica, have promised contributions.This series of text-books, together with the encyclopedia, will doubtlessA act as a very strong stimulus for greater inathematical activity, and it will tend to increase in a marked degree the German influence in higher mathe-matics. Never before has there been such ex-