- In mathematics, a
Diophantine equation is an
equation,
typically a
polynomial equation in two or more
unknowns with
integer coefficients, for
which only...
- integers. In
modern times indeterminate equations are
often called Diophantine equations.: iii An
example linear indeterminate equation arises from imaging...
- as a
variable Indeterminate system, a
system of
simultaneous equations that has more than one
solution Indeterminate equation, an
equation that has more...
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undefined Division by zero
Extended real
number line
Indeterminate equation Indeterminate system Indeterminate (variable) L'Hôpital's rule Varberg,
Purcell &...
- and
structural mechanics, a
structure is
statically indeterminate when the
equilibrium equations –
force and
moment equilibrium conditions – are insufficient...
-
shadows (shanku-chhAyA), simple, quadratic, simultaneous, and
indeterminate equations (kuṭṭaka).
Kalakriyapada (25 verses):
different units of time and...
- 14th
century both
found general solutions to Pell's
equation and
other quadratic indeterminate equations. Bhaskara II is
generally credited with developing...
-
contained an
algebraic formula for
solving quadratic equations, as well as
linear indeterminate equations (originally of type ax/c = y).
Muhammad ibn Musa...
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differential equation in
which one or more of the
terms is a
stochastic process Formula History of
algebra Indeterminate equation List of
equations List of...
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determinate equations (those with a
unique solution) and
indeterminate equations.
Equations in the book are
presently called Diophantine equations. The method...