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1In computations, it is simpler to employ the single annihilator (6). W e apply the corollary in §11 with condition concerning Tn replaced by the equivalent con­ dition that the polynomial be annihilated by (6). 27 COMMUTATORS §15] For example, the weight of an invariant I of degree 2 of ao x2 + 2ai xy + 02 y2 is 2 by the corollary at the end of §10. Hence I = rao 02 + sax2. Then 12/ = 2(r + s)ao ax = 0, 0 / = 2 ( r + s)* ax 02 = 0. Either condition gives s = — r, / = r(ao 02 — ai2). By the definition of seminvariant in §10, we have C orollary 2.
A polynomial in ao,. . , ap is an invariant of (1) if and only if it is isobaric and is annihilated by ft and 0. 1In computations, it is simpler to employ the single annihilator (6). W e apply the corollary in §11 with condition concerning Tn replaced by the equivalent con­ dition that the polynomial be annihilated by (6). 27 COMMUTATORS §15] For example, the weight of an invariant I of degree 2 of ao x2 + 2ai xy + 02 y2 is 2 by the corollary at the end of §10. Hence I = rao 02 + sax2. Then 12/ = 2(r + s)ao ax = 0, 0 / = 2 ( r + s)* ax 02 = 0.
The common factor 6 ^ of the elements of the first column may be taken out as a factor of the determinant. Treating the other columns similarly, we get d — 22 •••22 a 6,1 3r l *rl ahh • •bj tk aHU A = ait]\ ’ aith Unless ji, . . , j t are distinct, A = 0. Select gif . . , gt from If ji = Qiy •••>j t ~ 9 ty A is a ¿-rowed determinant a of A. Next, let ji, . . , j t be an arrangement of gi,. . ,gt which is derived from gi, . . , gt by l successive interchanges of two terms. Hence A may be derived from a by Z successive interchanges of two columns, so that A = ( — l ) 1a.

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