Cramer's rule

English

Etymology

Named after the Swiss mathematician Gabriel Cramer, who originally published the formula in 1750.

Noun

Cramer's rule (plural Cramer's rules)

1. (linear algebra) An explicit formula for the solution of a system of linear equations with as many equations as unknowns, valid whenever the system has a unique solution.

Translations

the explicit formula

• Catalan: regla de Cramer f
• Czech: Cramerovo pravidlo n
• Danish: Cramers regel c
• Dutch: regel van Cramer m
• Finnish: Cramerin sääntö
• French: règle de Cramer f
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• Italian: regola di Cramer f
• Portuguese: regra de Cramer f
• Russian: ме́тод Кра́мера m (métod Krámera), пра́вило Кра́мера n (právilo Krámera)
• Spanish: regla de Cramer f
• Swedish: Cramers regel c