Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from The Madison Colloquium, 1913, Vol. 4: I. On Invariants and the Theory of Numbers; II. Topics in the Theory of Functions of Several Complex Variable
A simple theory of invariants for the modular forms and linear transformations employed in the theory of numbers should be of an importance commensurate with that of the theory of invariants in modern algebra and analytic projective geometry, and should have the advantage of introducing into the theory of numbers methods uniform with those of algebra and geometry.
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