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Ueber die algebraischen Formen, deren Hesse'sche Determinante identisch verschwindet

Abstract: Die Bedeutnng des identizchen Verschwindens der Hesse'~chen Determinante einer algeb~aischen Form ist yon Hesse, zun~chst im 42. Bande, dann im ~6. Bande des Crelle'schen Journals, dahin ausgesproehett women: dass die Beziehungen, welche zwisehe~a den partiellen Differentialqaotieaten, den Potaren, der Form herrschen miissen~ Zlnear~" seien, oder, was dasselbe ist, dass aich die homogene Form yon r Va. riabeln dutch lineare Transformation auf eine solehe ~oa wenig~r als r Variabeln zurfiekffihren lasse. s auch… Show more

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“…The other method of proof, using algebraic geometry, is a consequence of the main results in a paper of Gordan and Noether [4], which 'corrected' an earlier paper of Hesse [5]. Thinking over these results provides us with a better understanding of the case d = 4, although we still do not have a complete characterization of all the polynomials g for which ΊΊ = Π in M 4 . Nor do we know, in general, if it is necessary for the density of 3Ί in C(R d ) that it equal Π.…”
Section: Oxjmentioning
confidence: 98%
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“…The other method of proof, using algebraic geometry, is a consequence of the main results in a paper of Gordan and Noether [4], which 'corrected' an earlier paper of Hesse [5]. Thinking over these results provides us with a better understanding of the case d = 4, although we still do not have a complete characterization of all the polynomials g for which ΊΊ = Π in M 4 . Nor do we know, in general, if it is necessary for the density of 3Ί in C(R d ) that it equal Π.…”
Section: Oxjmentioning
confidence: 98%
“…By Lemma 3.1 and Proposition 3.3 it suffices to prove Theorem 3.9 for p-homogeneous polynomials. Assume that h is a p-homogeneous polynomial and 'P(h) φ Π. Homogeneous polynomials for which the determinants of their Hessians vanish identically were investigated by Hesse [5] and by Gordan and Noether [4].…”
Section: Corollary 35 // H Is a P-homogeneous Polynomial Then 'P(hmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…The connection between quasi-translations and polynomial Hessians with determinant zero, which comes from Gordan and Nöther (1876), is given at the beginning of Sect. 4.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%