Solvable Quintics and How to Solve Them

C. M. Linton

Chapter 9 in Quintic Equations and How to Solve Them, 2025, pp 127-181 from Springer

Abstract: Abstract Towards the end of the nineteenth century two men, little known in the history of mathematics, developed approaches which enable one to determine whether a given quintic is solvable by radicals and if so, how to accomplish the task. The first was George Paxton Young, who considered quintics with the special form x 5 + ex + f $$x^5+ex+f$$ .

Date: 2025
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DOI: 10.1007/978-3-032-01658-4_9

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