The Mathematical Monthly, Volum 2John Daniel Runkle John Bartlett, 1860 "A complete catalogue of the writings of Sir John Herschel": v. 3, p. 220-227. |
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Side iv
... Spherical Analysis . By GEORGE EASTWOOD . 145 The Laws of Falling Bodies , adapted to Elementary Instruction . By THOMAS SHERWIN .. 146 166 · 150 The Elements of Quaternions . By W. P. G. BARTLETT . Mathematical Monthly Notices . 172 ...
... Spherical Analysis . By GEORGE EASTWOOD . 145 The Laws of Falling Bodies , adapted to Elementary Instruction . By THOMAS SHERWIN .. 146 166 · 150 The Elements of Quaternions . By W. P. G. BARTLETT . Mathematical Monthly Notices . 172 ...
Side v
... Spherical Analysis . By GEORGE EASTWOOD . Notes on Analytical Trigonometry . By Prof. O. RoOT .. 182 183 185 • The Elements of Quaternions . By W. P. G. BARTLETT . Properties of Curvature in the Ellipse and Hyperbola . By CHAUNCEY ...
... Spherical Analysis . By GEORGE EASTWOOD . Notes on Analytical Trigonometry . By Prof. O. RoOT .. 182 183 185 • The Elements of Quaternions . By W. P. G. BARTLETT . Properties of Curvature in the Ellipse and Hyperbola . By CHAUNCEY ...
Side vi
... Spherical Analysis . By GEORGE EASTWOOD . 265 266 Notes on Probabilities . By SIMON NEW- COMB . . 272 The Method of Integration by Quadra- tures . By Commander CHARLES H. DAVIS . . 276 . 267 On the Dependence of Napier's Rules . By Rev ...
... Spherical Analysis . By GEORGE EASTWOOD . 265 266 Notes on Probabilities . By SIMON NEW- COMB . . 272 The Method of Integration by Quadra- tures . By Commander CHARLES H. DAVIS . . 276 . 267 On the Dependence of Napier's Rules . By Rev ...
Side 1
... and w V. If , in a plane or spherical triangle , A , B , C denote the angles , and a , b , c the opposite sides respectively ; if r , o denote the radii VOL . II . 1 of the circumscribed and inscribed circles , and the distance.
... and w V. If , in a plane or spherical triangle , A , B , C denote the angles , and a , b , c the opposite sides respectively ; if r , o denote the radii VOL . II . 1 of the circumscribed and inscribed circles , and the distance.
Side 2
... spherical triangle sin A + sin B + sin C4 cos A cos B cos C cos 8 cos r cos Q The solution of these problems must be received by the first of December , 1859. [ See Editorial Items . ] REPORT OF THE JUDGES UPON THE SOLUTIONS OF THE ...
... spherical triangle sin A + sin B + sin C4 cos A cos B cos C cos 8 cos r cos Q The solution of these problems must be received by the first of December , 1859. [ See Editorial Items . ] REPORT OF THE JUDGES UPON THE SOLUTIONS OF THE ...
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