II.-NOTES ON ENGLISH ETYMOLOGY

Notes on French and English Demonstratives

English sentences such as: (1) John appreciates that book. (2) John appreciates this book. can both be translated into French as: (3) Jean apprécie ce livre. (‘Jean appreciates ce book’) so that ce seems neutral between that and this. To express the English distinction, French adds -là or ci: (4) Jean apprécie ce livre-là. (‘Jean appreciates ce book-there’) (5) Jean apprécie ce livre-ci. (‘Jean...

Medical Etymology

Notes on Sandflies. Part II

Lecture Notes on Acoustics II

Cumulative spectral decay of a loudspeaker showing the transient behavior.

Notes on Galois Theory II

Lemma 2.1. Let F be a field, let E = F (α) be a simple extension of F , where α is algebraic over F and f = irr(α, F, x), let ψ : F → K be a homomorphism from F to a field K, and let L be an extension of K. If β ∈ L is a root of ψ(f), then there is a unique extension of ψ to a homomorphism φ : E → L such that φ(α) = β. Hence there is a bijection from the set of homomorphisms φ : E → L such that...