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Published online by Cambridge University Press: 03 November 2016
The aim of the following articles is to meet certain difficulties and defects in the accepted book-work of the “Higher Algebra” of school work, especially in connection with infinite series.
page 301 note * [While these articles are in print I find from the May number of the Gazette that this proof has been published previously by Mr. G. E. Crawford.]
page 302 note * Throughout these articles fractional indices are attached to positive quantities only and imply the simple positive root only, so that no ambiguity arises.
page 302 note † have followed Thomson and Tait’s use of i and j for integers.
page 303 note * This notation is used to represent “lies between.”