A Treatise on the Theory of Screws

Forfatter: Sir Robert Stawell Ball

År: 1900

Forlag: The University Press

Sted: Cambride

Sider: 544

UDK: 531.1

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438 THE THEOBY OF SCREWS. [400 It follows that D A and (B + C) A must both be independent of 8. We may therefore make A = A'-, B = B'+S; C = C'-A- D=D‘- and thus the homographic equation becomes A Xp + (2? + A) X + ((7 — A) p + D' = 0, where A is the only quantity which involves 8. The equation can receive a much simpler form by taking the infinite objects as the two originating objects from which the range was determined. In this case the equation ■4X2 + (B + O) X + D = 0 must have as roots X = 0 and X = oo, and therefore .4=0; 2) = 0, hence the homographic equation reduces to BX + Cp = 0; since B 4- C is a function of the intervene 8, we may say, conversely, that We have, however, already learned that the intervene is to have the form </> O) - </> (/*)• Now we find that it can also be expressed, with perfect generality, in the form It follows that these two expressions must be equal, so that £ (X)-<£(/*) = ^Q). In this equation the particular value of 5 does not appear, nor is it even implied. The formula must therefore represent an identical result true for all values of X and all values of p. Wo may, therefore, differentiate the formula with respect both to X and to p, and thus we obtain