Leonhard Euler · 1748 · Internet Archive
Introductio in analysin infinitorum
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112 DE INVESTIGATIONE
LIB. I. formulæ $a^n + z^n$; quæ regula semper est tenenda quoties cof. $\phi$ fit vel $+1$ vel $-1$.
EXEMPLUM.
Evolvamus aliquot casus, quo isti Factores clarius ob oculos ponantur, atque hos casus in duas classes distribuamus, prout $n$ fuerit numerus vel par vel impar.
Si $n=1$
Formulæ
$a+z$
Factor est
$a+z$
Si $n=2$
Formulæ
$a^2+z^2$
Factor est
$a^2+z^2$
Si $n=3$
Formulæ
$a^3+z^3$
Factores sunt
$a^2 - 2az.cof.\frac{1}{3}\pi + z^2$
$a+z$
Si $n=4$
Formulæ
$a^4+z^4$
Factores funt
$a^2 - 2az.cof.\frac{1}{4}\pi + z^2$
$a^2 - 2az.cof.\frac{3}{4}\pi + z^2$
Si $n=5$
Formulæ
$a^5+z^5$
Factores funt
$a^2 - 2az.cof
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