XIV.—Note on the Construction of an Orthogonant
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pp. 146-153
(1) The essence of Cayley's mode* of arriving at the formation of an orthogonal substitution lies, as is known, in the observation that if two sets of variablesx, y, z, w, and ξ, η, ζ, ωbe taken linear functions of a third setin such a way that the determinant of the coefficients is in the one caseand in the other the conjugate of this, then the first and second set of variables are orthogonally related.
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