Examples of using The theorem in English and their translations into Hungarian
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in a number of cases it is the easiest way to prove the theorem in this way.
The theorem referred to in this quotation concerns the famous"Tusi-couple" which resolves linear motion into the sum of two circular motions.
he uses the theorem that circles are to one another as the squares on their diameters.
In Hippocrates' study of lunes he uses the theorem that circles are to one another as the squares on their diameters.
we understand immediately that the theorem is necessarily and universally true.
Poncelet in Propriétés Projectives says that the theorem was attributed to Simson by Servois in the Gergonne's Journal.
Hölder proved the uniqueness of the factor groups in a composition series, the theorem now called the Jordan-Hölder theorem. .
including the fundamental theorem and the theorem of change of generators(of Tietze).
This time, if we slightly reword this part of the theorem and use the introduced notations,
then it must be 0.999…, which is then the source of the 9s in the theorem.
In Section 6 we derived the theorem of the addition of velocities in one direction in the form which also results from the hypotheses of classical mechanics.
The theorem, named for Andy Morton, says that the expected value for a player in a multiway pot increases whenever
then the dilemma of Section VII disappears, because the theorem of the addition of velocities derived in Section VI becomes invalid.
and overcome the theorem- the music of Mozart.
remembered primarily for the theorem that bears his name, which appears in a book of his published in 1691.
The theorem is still not strong enough to detect all transcendental numbers, though, and many famous constants including e
The theorem was conjectured in the 18th century, Chebyshev himself came close to a proof,
on page 25 it was stated in an footnote that"Hölder states the theorem in a less symmetrical form given a little earlier by Rogers".
Among these results we mention the local theorem for the class of groups representable by matrices of a given order, and also the theorem on residual finiteness of finitely generated linear groups.
Moufang(1933) showed that another incidence theorem, called the theorem of the complete quadrilateral(or of the invariance of the fourth harmonic point),