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Every binary linear transformation is a product of transformations of the three types Tn: Sm: x = £ + nrj, x = £, y = v; y = my (m V: x = -v , y =Z- 0); From these we obtain Vz = V~l: x = 77, y = — £, and 1That one such K always exists is proved in §16. § 11] GENERATORS OF TRANSFORMATIONS Rn = V- 1 T . n V: Pm = V~l SmV: 17 x = X, y = Y + n X ; x = mX, y = Y (m * 0). Then x = a£ + by, y = c£ + drj, D = ad — be 9^ 0, is equal to Sd PD/d Tbd/T> Rc/d (d ^ 0 ), Sc P _6 T-a/b v (d = 0 ), Applying the corollary to Theorem 9, and noting the effect of transformation V of determinant unity, we obtain the C o r o l l a r y .

Ap; x, y). Let 7] be any chosen linear function of x and y and select another such function £ which is independent of rj. In view of the transforma­ tion of determinant A which expresses x and y linearly in terms of £ and rjy we have riq(A0, . . , Ap; £, rj) = A1yq(a0, . . , ap; x, y). Hence yq is of order n and has as a factor every rj. This contra­ diction completes the proof of Theorem 12. C o r o l l a r y . The weight of an invariant of degree d of a binary form of order p is \pd. 11. Theorem 13.

There is a finite number of syzygies Si = 0, . . , Sk = 0, such that every syzygy S = 0 implies a relation (15) in which P i , . . , Pk are now invariants. In particular, every syzygy is a consequence of Si = 0, . . , Sk = 0. By the Lemma in §18, the proof holds also for syzygies between covariants. 36 COYARIANTS OF BINARY FORMS [Ch. II 20. Canonical form of a binary form of odd order. In §7 we saw that any binary cubic whose discriminant is not zero is the sum of the cubes of two Linear forms which are the factors of the Hes­ sian.

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