(t) (4.53) We have already analyzed the case L = 1. We will now study the case 1 < L < K. We denote: If"= i ( \ M — \(AI K ( — Kt , WO( —KlkiK)\ = L•kiK — 1) ks, K — if' i kK —1)\ iL Note that K* need not be an integer and that for L =1 we obtain Ks = K. Using (4.53) and (4.39), we can rewr