Irrational Numbers and Their Representation by Sequences and Series
by Henry Parker Manning
Publisher: J. Wiley & sons 1906
Number of pages: 156
Description:
This book is intended to explain the nature of irrational numbers, and those parts of Algebra which depend on what is usually called The Theory of Limits. We have endeavored to show how the fundamental operations are to be performed in the case of irrational numbers and to define the irrational exponent and the logarithm.
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