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from The Century Dictionary.
- noun In mathematics, an operative quantic formed by replacing the coefficients of a quantic a, nb, ½n(n—1)c, etc., by d/da, d/db, d/dc, etc., and the facients of the quantic by the indeterminate coefficients of an adjoint linear form.
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