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6(e), and the definitions of d;, and d( respectively. 0 We now turn to derivations from E, which involve one o r more of the equalities 3(a), 3(b), 3(c). 7: (a) k ckdij= dij,fur k # i und k # j . (b) k ck(dij* x) = dij c,x,for k # i und k # j . (c) cidii= q t i i n . r . ( i . j ) t l 1. (d) k qk+'l d i j= d,;,for /< < mux (i,j ) . ; y)for i # jund-2 < i-j (f) k ck(dik* dk,J= qk+'l d,;,for k # i and k # j . dik dk,l= dik dij. (8) PrmJ (a) Assume that k # i and k # j . Case 1 : i =j . Then - - - - - C 2.
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