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Jacobi symbol (2498 bytes)
1: ...fter the German mathematician [[Carl Gustav Jakob Jacobi]]. 4: ...cobi symbol is a generalization of the [[Legendre symbol]] using the [[prime factorization]] of the bottom... 6: ...pha_k}</math>. For any integer ''a'', the Jacobi symbol <math>\left(\frac{a}{n}\right) = \left(\frac{a}{p... 8: ==Properties of the Jacobi symbol== 9: ...e are a number of useful properties of the Jacobi symbol which can be used to speed up calculations. They... Jacobi (381 bytes) 1: There are several people with the surname '''Jacobi''': 2: * Mathematician [[Carl Gustav Jakob Jacobi]] 3: * American author [[Carl Richard Jacobi]] 4: * Danish author [[Carl Jacobi]] 5: * British actor [[Derek Jacobi]] Viktor Jacobi (846 bytes) 1: ...omposers, [[Imre Kálmán]] and [[Albert Szirmai]]. Jacobi started his career as "Jakabfi Victor" on Decembe... 5: [[Category:Hungarian composers|Jacobi, Viktor]] 6: [[Category:1883 births|Jacobi, Viktor]] 7: [[Category:1921 deaths|Jacobi, Viktor]] Jacobi field (5372 bytes) 1: ... of the name, see [[Carl Gustav Jacob Jacobi|Carl Jacobi]]. 5: Jacobi fields can be obtained in the following way: Take... 7: is a Jacobi field. 9: ...a Jacobi field if and only if it satisfies the '''Jacobi equation''': 12: ...ete space|complete]] Riemannian manifold, for any Jacobi field there is a family of geodesics <math>\gamma... Abraham Jacobi (1114 bytes) 1: '''Abraham Jacobi''' ([[May 6]], [[1830]] - [[July 10]], [[1919]]) ... 3: ...soned until he escaped in [[1853]]. Upon release, Jacobi sailed to [[England]] and then to [[New York]]. 9: His wife, [[Mary Putnam Jacobi]], was also a physician. She was the first woman ... 13: [[Category:American physicians|Jacobi, Abraham]] 14: [[de:Abraham Jacobi]] Jacobi identity (470 bytes) 1: The '''[[Carl Gustav Jakob Jacobi|Jacobi]] identity''' is the name for the following equat... 5: ...dentity. But note that an algebra can satisfy the Jacobi identity but yet not be [[anticommutative]]. 7: ''See also'': [[Super Jacobi identity]]. 11: [[sl:Jacobijeva enakost]] Carl Jacobi (131 bytes) 1: *[[Carl Gustav Jakob Jacobi]] for the mathematician (1804-1851). 2: *[[Carl Richard Jacobi]] for the author (1908-1997). Derek Jacobi (2195 bytes) 1: [[Image:DerekJacobi.jpg|right|]] 3: Sir '''Derek George Jacobi''' (born [[October 22]], [[1938]]) is a British [... 5: ...n his [[1965]] film of ''[[Othello]]''. Although Jacobi's name was becoming known and he was increasingly... 7: ...]'s adaptation of the novels of [[Ellis Peters]]. Jacobi has also done the narration for an audio book ver... 9: In the early [[2000s]] Jacobi toured internationally for a production of ''[[Th... Jacobi (crater) (3810 bytes) 7: eponym=[[Carl Gustav Jakob Jacobi|Karl G. J. Jacobi]]}} 8: '''Jacobi''' is a [[lunar]] [[crater]] that is located in t... 10: ...ces. The larger of the craters on the north rim, 'Jacobi O', forms a member of a chain of craters that for... 12: ...bi E', and 'Jacobi G' form a line to the south of Jacobi crater. 16: ...e side of the crater mid-point that is closest to Jacobi Euler-Jacobi pseudoprime (3635 bytes) 1: ...mposite]] [[integer]] ''n'' is called an '''Euler-Jacobi pseudoprime''' to base ''a'', if ''a'' and ''n'' ... 5: where (''a''/''n'') is the [[Jacobi symbol]]. 7: ...he above equation, as explained in the [[Legendre symbol]] article. The equation can be tested rather quic... 9: ...''/2 bases less than ''n'', ''n'' is not an Euler-Jacobi pseudoprime. 13: The table below gives all Euler-Jacobi pseudoprimes less than 10000 for some prime bases... Friedrich Heinrich Jacobi (11695 bytes) 1: '''Friedrich Heinrich Jacobi''' ([[January 25]], [[1743]] - [[March 10]], [[18... 3: ...al career. Of a retiring, meditative disposition, Jacobi associated himself at [[Geneva]] mainly with the ... 5: ...financial affairs, and his zeal in social reform. Jacobi kept up his interest in literary and philosophic ... 7: ...t Appendices, 1789) expressed sharply and clearly Jacobi's strenuous objection to a dogmatic system in phi... 9: ... In this writing, and especially in the Appendix, Jacobi came into contact with the critical philosophy, a... Johann Georg Jacobi (1003 bytes) 1: ...at the cathedral of Halberstadt in 1769, and here Jacobi issued a number of anacreontic [[lyrics]] and [[s... 6: [[Category:1740 births|Jacobi, Johann Georg]] 7: [[Category:1814 deaths|Jacobi, Johann Georg]] 8: [[Category:German poets|Jacobi, Johann Georg]] 9: [[Category:natives of North Rhine-Westphalia|Jacobi, Johann Georg]] Carl Richard Jacobi (910 bytes) 1: '''Carl Jacobi''' ([[July 10]], [[1908]] - [[August 25]], [[1997... 3: ... he began his writing career in campus magazines. Jacobi died on [[August 25]], [[1997]]. 15: Carl Jacobi was also the name of a different author, who live... 17: [[Category:1908 births|Jacobi, Carl Richard]] 18: [[Category:1997 deaths|Jacobi, Carl Richard]] Moritz von Jacobi (3236 bytes) 1: ...a]]n engineer and physicist born in [[Potsdam]]. Jacobi worked mainly in Russia. He futhered progress in ... 5: .... With financial assistance of [[Czar Nicholas]], Jacobi constructed in [[1839]] a 28 foot electric motor ... 7: ==Jacobi's Law== 21: ... a load such as an electric motor from a battery. Jacobi obtained his [[theorem]] by [[common sense]]. 30: ...c.il/~eugeniik/history/jacobi.html Moritz Hermann Jacobi]''". Biosensors & Bioelectronics. Jacobi triple product (1253 bytes) 1: ...le product''' is a relation that re-expresses the Jacobi [[theta function]], normally written as a series,... 11: This can easily be seen to be a relation on the Jacobi [[theta function]]; taking <math>x=\exp (i\pi\tau... Carl Gustav Jakob Jacobi (5286 bytes) 1: [[image:Carl_Jacobi.jpg|right|Karl Gustav Jacob Jacobi]] 2: '''Karl Gustav Jacob Jacobi''' ([[Potsdam]] [[December 10]], [[1804]] - [[Ber... 4: ...berg]], and this chair he filled until [[1842]]. Jacobi suffered a breakdown from overwork in [[1843]]. H... 6: ...[[motion equation]]s in [[rotational form]] are [[Jacobi integral|integrable]] only for the three cases of... 8: ...al number theorem]] of [[Pierre de Fermat]]. The Jacobi [[theta function]]s, so frequently applied in the... Jacobi's elliptic functions (10118 bytes) 1: ...oded. They were introduced by [[Carl Gustav Jakob Jacobi]], around 1830. 4: ...' are called the [[quarter period]]s. The twelve Jacobian elliptic functions are then pq, where p and q a... 6: The Jacobian elliptic functions are then the unique doubly-p... 11: The Jacobian elliptic functions are then the unique elliptic... 31: Equivalently, Jacobi's elliptic functions can be defined in terms of h... Hamilton-Jacobi-Bellman equation (1316 bytes) 1: '''The Hamilton-Jacobi-Bellman (HJB) equation''' is a [[partial differen... 5: ...is sometimes referred to simply as the ''Hamilton-Jacobi'' equation, when the system contains no stochasti... 7: In Hamiltonian mechanics, the Hamilton-Jacobi-Bellman equation is very close to quantum mechani... No symbol (2635 bytes) 1: [[Image:No_symbol.png|thumb|150px|right|An example]] 2: ...ed to indicate something is not permitted. The No symbol is usually colored red. 4: ... for the no symbol (also called the "Prohibition" symbol) is <code>U+20E0;</code> ( ⃠). ... 8: The "no" [[symbol]] is used on traffic signs, so that drivers can i... 14: ...traffic signs, no diagonal line is used, i.e. the symbol is round with a red border and a (usually black) ... Symbol (4145 bytes) 1: A '''symbol''' or (in many senses) '''token''' is a represent... 3: ==Nature of symbols== 4: ...istianity]], and the [[scepter]] is a traditional symbol of [[monarch|royal]] power. 6: ...clan]]s, and the color [[red]] is often used as a symbol for [[socialism|socialist]] movements, especially... 8: ...nt [[money|monetary]] units, [[chemistry|chemical symbols]] represent elements, and so forth.
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