“…Since f £ ) M ( + 3)/2 has a basis < <p f = Υ a t *q J 9 i = l,..., t > with a y = d tj for 0 ^ j < t p > it is enough to Putting θ t = 0 Fi , i = l,..., 10, we obtain a relation where 0 15 ..., θ ί l correspond to the classes which represent l. As in the case of (2), there isn't Brought to you by | New York University Bobst Library Technical Services Authenticated Download Date | 6/3/15 3:02 AM any obvious pattern to the coefficients Oj appearing in (3). We initially tested the hypothesis of Theorem 2, that the ff F span for p < 509.…”