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Polyhedra from equilateral triangles and squares only[edit]

Pyramids[edit]

Bipyramids[edit]

Triangular prism[edit]

Square antiprism[edit]

Bicupolae[edit]

Others[edit]

History of Scheme[edit]

Older standards[edit]

R5RS and R6RS are already referenced from Scheme (programming language).

History of call/cc[edit]

Cosine powers[edit]

Hermite polynomials[edit]

Persons with first name Hanan[edit]

Semimathematics[edit]

Field of rational functions[edit]

In mathematics, given a field K, the field of rational functions K(X) is the field of all rational functions in the variable X with coefficients in K. It is the field of fractions of the polynomial ring K[X].

The field of rational functions is not to be confused with the field of rationals, which is the field of fractions for the ring of integers.

Given a field K, the ring K[X] of polynomials in the variable X with coefficients in K is an integral domain so that the field of fractions of K[X] can be constructed. K(X)/K is a field extension of infinite degree.

References[edit]

  • David Dummit (2003). Abstract Algebra (third ed.). Wiley. ISBN 0-471-43334-9. {{cite book}}: Unknown parameter |coauthors= ignored (|author= suggested) (help)

Category:Field theory Category:Rational functions