Master the elements of elliptic functions with clear, guided explanations and practical examples. This classic text introduces elliptic functions through definitions, key properties, and two-variable behavior, helping you see how sn, cn, and dn relate to familiar functions like sine and cosine. Rich with worked examples, it builds from fundamentals to applications in integration and geometry, making a challenging topic approachable.
- Learn how elliptic functions are defined by their differential relationships and how to work with two related moduli.
- Explore the addition, multiplication, and division of arguments, and how these lead to practical techniques in integration.
- Discover graphical representations and historical notes that illuminate notation and developments in the subject.
- See how these functions can help rationalize certain surds and connect to geometric ideas.
Ideal for students and self-learners who want a solid, exam-focused introduction to elliptic functions and their uses in higher mathematics.
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The object of this work is to supply the wants of those students who, for reasons connected with ex aminations or otherwise, wish to have a knowledge of the elements of Elliptic Functions, not includ ing the Theory of Transformations and the Theta Functions. It 18 right that I should acknowledge my obligations to the treatise of Professor Cayley and to the lectures of Dr. Glaisher, as well as to the authorities referred to from time to time. I am also greatly indebted to my brother, Mr. A. L. Dixon, Fellow of Merton College, Oxford, for his kind help in reading all the proofs and working.
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Elliptic Functions, not including the Theory ofT ransformations and the Theta Functions. It is right that I should acknowledge my obligations to the treatise of Professor Cayley and to the lectures of Dr. Glaisher, as well as to the authorities referred to from time to time. I am also greatly indebted to my brother, Mr. A. L. Dixon, Fellow of Merton College, Oxford, for his kind help in reading all the proofs and working through the examples, as also for his valuable suggestions. A. C. DIXON. DUBLIN, October,
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