Recreations in astronomy,

Mode of access: Internet.

Mathematical theses of junior and senior classes, 1782-1839.

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An investigation of the laws of thought, on which are founded the mathematical theories of logic and probabilities.

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An elementary treatise on algebra : prepared for the use of the cadets of the Virginia Military Institute, and adapted to the present state of mathematical instruction in the schools, academies, and colleges, of the United States /

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A mathematical and philosophical dictionary: containing an explanation of the terms, and an account of the several subjects, comprized under the heads mathematics, astronomy, and philosophy both natural and experimental:

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Mathematical instruments, their construction, adjustment, testing, and use, comprising drawing, measuring, optical, surveying, and astronomical instruments.

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Logarithmic and mathematical tables.

Chiefly tables.

Regional adjustments in grain production : a linear programming analysis : mathematical models, proofs, methods of data collection and estimation, and supplementary tables /

Cover title.

History of mathematical statistics research at the Aeronautical Research Laboratories.

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A mathematical model for evaluating exclusive bus lane operations on freeways,

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The recreations of Christopher North : complete in one volume.

On cover: British essayists.

Literary recreations,

The art of biography [printed in the "National review, April 1914]"--Some remarks on Ruskin's style.--The art of indexing.--Fifty years of a literary magazine [written for Jubilee number of the Cornhill (Jan. 1910)]--Literature and modern journalism.--Words and the war.--A study in superlatives.--The poetry of a painter.--The second thoughts of poets.

Tables of physical and chemical constants and some mathematical functions,

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A new key to the exact sciences, or, A new and practical theory by which mathematical problems or algebraic equations of almost every description can be solved with accuracy : and with greater facility and simplicity than they can be by any method that has yet been given by any other author : in which are also introduced, a variety of useful and interesting problems, that have never before been proposed, and which it is believed cannot be solved by any methods or rules except those here laid down /

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A collection of Cambridge mathematical examination papers; as given at the several colleges ...

Editor's name appears on t.-p. of v. 2 only.