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For an example of such a function , let S = ( 0 , 1 ) and be the field of finite unions
of intervals I = [ a , b ) , 0 Sa < b < 1 , with u ( I ) = b - a as in Section 1. Let R
denote the set of rational points in S. For r p'q e R in lowest terms , we define F ( p
/ 9 ) ...
For an example of such a function , let S = ( 0 , 1 ) and be the field of finite unions
of intervals I = [ a , b ) , 0 Sa < b < 1 , with u ( I ) = b - a as in Section 1. Let R
denote the set of rational points in S. For r p'q e R in lowest terms , we define F ( p
/ 9 ) ...
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Throughout the proof the symbol E with or without subscripts will denote a set in
E , the symbol M with or without subscripts will denote a set in E for which v ( u , M
) = 0 , and N with or without subscripts will denote a subset of a set M . To see ...
Throughout the proof the symbol E with or without subscripts will denote a set in
E , the symbol M with or without subscripts will denote a set in E for which v ( u , M
) = 0 , and N with or without subscripts will denote a subset of a set M . To see ...
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Let S , denote the unit sphere in the space of variables x1 , . . . , Xi - 1 , Wi + 1 , . . .
, Xm . Let x1 denote the positive square root { 1 - ( x + . . . + x : - 1 + xitỉ + . . . + a %
) } 1 / 2 , and x ; denote the corresponding negative square root ; let pş denote ...
Let S , denote the unit sphere in the space of variables x1 , . . . , Xi - 1 , Wi + 1 , . . .
, Xm . Let x1 denote the positive square root { 1 - ( x + . . . + x : - 1 + xitỉ + . . . + a %
) } 1 / 2 , and x ; denote the corresponding negative square root ; let pş denote ...
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