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The second elements in each of the corresponding substitutions may be made identical by transforming one of the two constituent groups by means of a substitution which does not contain the first element of all the substitutions .
The second elements in each of the corresponding substitutions may be made identical by transforming one of the two constituent groups by means of a substitution which does not contain the first element of all the substitutions .
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In other words , a substitution which transforms a regular group of degree n into itself must be of degree än - 2 , if it is not identity ... The average degree of the n substitutions which correspond to any substitution of I is n - 1 .
In other words , a substitution which transforms a regular group of degree n into itself must be of degree än - 2 , if it is not identity ... The average degree of the n substitutions which correspond to any substitution of I is n - 1 .
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a group which is simply isomorphic to R. · Each of these substitutions of one square is commutative to every one of those of the other square . If a substitution is commutative to every substitution of R , it must clearly be of degree n ...
a group which is simply isomorphic to R. · Each of these substitutions of one square is commutative to every one of those of the other square . If a substitution is commutative to every substitution of R , it must clearly be of degree n ...
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Mr W Sutherland on the Relative Motion of the Earth | 23 |
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