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 | | Two continuous groups of order r, whose infinitesimal operations obey the same system of equations (iii.), may be of very different form; for instance, the number of variables for the one may be different from that for the other. |
 | | That the r infinitesimal operations thus defined actually generate a group isomorphic with the given group is verified by forming their combinants. |
 | | An operation of a discontinuous group must necessarily be specified analytically by a system of equations of the form x'1=fe(x', x2,..., x„ ; al, a2,..., a.), (s = I, 2,..., n), and the different operations of the group will be given by different sets of values of the parameters a1, a2,... |
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