(mathematics) Any fourth-degree polynomial equation. Also known as biquadratic equation.
Quartic Equation
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- Gerolamo Cardano (Italian mathematician, physician, and astrologer)
- 1545 (chronology)
- Bifolium
- Lamé's special quartic
