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The Mathematical Gazette, 1956
Recently a good deal of interest has been taken in the properties of numbers which can be expressed and proved without going beyond the number 1 and the Four Rules, in other words by using only rational numbers. Professor T. S. Broderick has established various theorems about the number and distribution of primes, using this “sub-language”: (Journal of
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Recently a good deal of interest has been taken in the properties of numbers which can be expressed and proved without going beyond the number 1 and the Four Rules, in other words by using only rational numbers. Professor T. S. Broderick has established various theorems about the number and distribution of primes, using this “sub-language”: (Journal of
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1-Harmonic Spaces are Harmonic
Bulletin of the London Mathematical Society, 1981openaire +2 more sources
On the approximation of harmonic functions by harmonic polynomials
Siberian Mathematical Journal, 1974openaire +2 more sources