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... statement to be established may be written as | det ( B ) ( B - 18 ,, z ) | ≤ | ≈ | || B || ” -1 ( n − 1 ) − ( n − 1 ) / 2 ̧ By expressing this statement in terms of determinants , it is seen that it suffices to prove the lemma in ...
... statement to be established may be written as | det ( B ) ( B - 18 ,, z ) | ≤ | ≈ | || B || ” -1 ( n − 1 ) − ( n − 1 ) / 2 ̧ By expressing this statement in terms of determinants , it is seen that it suffices to prove the lemma in ...
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... statement ( a ) follows immediately from the preceding lemma . To prove statement ( b ) , note that t is finite below 2 , but not below any 2 > 2. Statement ( b ) then follows immediately from the preceding lemma . Q.E.D. Next we turn ...
... statement ( a ) follows immediately from the preceding lemma . To prove statement ( b ) , note that t is finite below 2 , but not below any 2 > 2. Statement ( b ) then follows immediately from the preceding lemma . Q.E.D. Next we turn ...
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... Statement ( i ) follows from the preceding theorem and Theorem 6.23 . Statement ( ii ) follows from statement ( ii ) of the preceding theorem , since a function satisfying the hypotheses of the present statement ( ii ) evidently ( cf ...
... Statement ( i ) follows from the preceding theorem and Theorem 6.23 . Statement ( ii ) follows from statement ( ii ) of the preceding theorem , since a function satisfying the hypotheses of the present statement ( ii ) evidently ( cf ...
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