The Theory Of Equations Vol I

Originally published in 1890, The Theory of Equations is a seminal work in the field of algebra. This first volume contains a thorough treatment of the general theory of equations, including their construction and solution, as well as an introduction to the calculus of finite differences. An essential resource for students and researchers in mathematics and related fields.
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