La serie generatrice exponentielle dans les problemes by Dominique Foata

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If you are unfamiliar with the notation of set theory. :3. 6 we will discuss abstract vector spaces. These are sets in which one can add and multiply by scalars, and where these operations satisfy rules (ten of them) that make them clones of is". Subspaces of IR" will be our main examples of vector spaces. 5 (Subspace of IR"). , V is a subspace if when x, y E V , and a E 118, To he closed under multiplication a subspace must contain the zero vector, so that then z+ y E V and arZ E V. For example, a straight line through the origin is a subspace of II22 and of 1F3.

Fields are also used in other subjects, epidemiology and population studies, for instance. By "field" we mean data that varies from point to point. Some fields, like r temperature or pressure distribution, are scalar fields: they associate a number to every point. Some fields, like the Newtonian gravitation field, are best modeled by vector fields, which associate a vector to every point. Others, like the electromagnetic field and charge distributions, are best modeled by form fields, discussed in Chapter 6.

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