Fatal gaps in the theory of evolution; or, Missing links in Darwinism. A lecture.

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On Riemann's theory of algebraic functions and their integrals : a supplement to the usual treatises /

Photocopy. [Ithaca, N.Y. : Cornell University Libraries, 1977]--xii, 76 p. on [44] leaves ; 26 x 38 cm. fold. to 25 x 19 cm.

Memoir on the theory of the partitions of numbers /

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The theory of social work.

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The stock market barometer : a study of its forecast value based on Charles H. Dow's theory of the price movement. With an analysis of the market and its history since 1897 /

Reprint of 1922 ed. with a new introduction.

Theory of graphs.

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Contributions to a theory of summability of trigonometric integrals.

Bibliography: p. 227.

Theory of compound curves in field engineering.

Reprinted from the University of Colorado studies, v.2, no.2, July 1904.

A theory of formal deducibility.

Bibliography: p. 123-129.

A history of the mathematical theory of probability from the time of Pascal to that of Laplace.

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The elements of the differential calculus, comprehending the general theory of curve surfaces, and of curves of double curvature. Intended for the use of mathematical students in schools and universities.

Available on demand as hard copy or computer file from Cornell University Library.

Theory of functions of a complex variable,

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An elementary investigation of the theory of numbers, : with its application to the indeterminate and Diophantine analysis, the analytical and geometrical division of the circle, and several other curious algebraical and arithmetical problems. /

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The theory of images in the representation of functions.

Thesis (Ph.D.)--Cornell University, 1888.

The theory of agreeable sensations: in which the laws observed by nature in the distribution of pleasure are investigated; and the principles of natural theology and moral philosophy are established.

Preface by J. J. Vernet.