Solve Problem w/ Generating Function e_m(x1-xn)

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I am suppose to use the generating function for e_{m}(x_{1} . . . . x_{n}) to solve a problem. I have tried looking for it but I can not seem to find any information on it. Does anyone know what it is?
 
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More clues please. What area of mathematics is this? What is this em function?
 
Or tell us what "this problem" is?
 
e_{m} is the elementary symmetric functions
 
Punkyc7 said:
e_{m} is the elementary symmetric functions

OK, so what do you want to know about those?
 
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