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Published online by Cambridge University Press: 20 January 2009
The six quaternary quartic forms
were first obtained by Maschke; it has recently been explained that the quartic surfaces obtained by equating these forms to zero are important constituents of Klein's famous configuration derived from six linear complexes that are mutually in involution. The quartic surface Φi = 0 will be denoted, for each of the six suffixes i, by Mi.
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page 153 note 3 The notation for the tetrahedra which was used in E is brought into line by replacing the suffix 0 by 5 and T i by U i6.Google Scholar
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