Pages that link to "Item:Q172610"

The following pages link to Archive for History of Exact Sciences (Q172610):

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• On de Moivre's solutions of the problem of duration of play 1708--1718 (Q1202987) (← links)
• R. G. Boscovich's determination of instrumental error in observation (Q1202989) (← links)
• America's first school of mathematical research: James Joseph Sylvester at The Johns Hopkins University 1876--1883 (Q1202990) (← links)
• Historical development of the Chinese Remainder Theorem (Q1202991) (← links)
• Jordanus de Nemore, 13th century mathematical innovator: an essay on intellectual context, achievement, and failure (Q1202992) (← links)
• The Keplerian and mean motions. A geometrical study (Q1202993) (← links)
• Anastácio da Cunha and the concept of convergent series (Q1202995) (← links)
• On the St. Petersburg paradox (Q1202996) (← links)
• Hesse's principle of transfer and the representation of Lie algebras (Q1202997) (← links)
• Graphs in cultures. II: A study in ethnomathematics (Q1202998) (← links)
• On the volume of a sphere (Q1202999) (← links)
• On pre-Euclidean `Elements of space geometry' by Eudoxus' school (Q1203000) (← links)
• Observation on the history of central \(B\)-splines (Q1203001) (← links)
• Albert Einstein in his relationships to the members of the ``Gesellschaft der Wissenschaften in Göttingen'' (Q1203002) (← links)
• Buffon, Price, and Laplace: Scientific attribution in the 18th century (Q1203003) (← links)
• Nineteenth century anticipations of modern theory of dynamical systems (Q1203004) (← links)
• Definite values of infinite sums: Aspects of the foundations of infinitesimal analysis around 1820 (Q1203005) (← links)
• Einstein teaches Lorentz, Lorentz teaches Einstein. Their collaboration in general relativity, 1913-1920 (Q1203007) (← links)
• The calculus as algebraic analysis: Some observations on mathematical analysis in the 18th century (Q1203008) (← links)
• The controversy surrounding the secular acceleration of the Moon's mean motion (Q1203010) (← links)
• A. A. Markov's work on probability (Q1203011) (← links)
• Correction for the Article: ''A Chinese genesis: Rewriting the history of our numeral system'' (Q1203012) (← links)
• Egidius of Baisiu's theory of pinhole images (Q1203014) (← links)
• On the differentiability of continuous functions -- Ampère's proof and its consequences (Q1203015) (← links)
• Maria Gaetana Agnesi (Q1203016) (← links)
• Weierstraß's lecture on the ``Introduction to the theory of analytical functions'' (Q1203017) (← links)
• A mis-interpretation and its consequences: Albert Einstein and the wave-particle duality (Q1203018) (← links)
• The ``Some propositions on the parabola'' by Marino Ghetaldi (Q1203020) (← links)
• Resolution of singularities of surfaces by P. Del Pezzo. A mathematical controversy with C. Segre (Q1203021) (← links)
• The penetration of vectors in differential geometry (Q1203022) (← links)
• The ``Commentary'' of Hipparchos. II. Position of 78 stars (Q1203023) (← links)
• History of the mathematics of double refraction (Q1203024) (← links)
• Boltzmann's probability distribution of 1877 (Q1205937) (← links)
• Gauss's first argument for least squares (Q1205938) (← links)
• Kepler's hypothesis vicaria (Q1205939) (← links)
• A new interpretation of the Kudurru symbols (Q1205943) (← links)
• ``\dots in Christophorum Clavium de contactu linearum apologia''. Considerations on the polemic between Peletier and Clavio upon the angle of tangency (1579-1589) (Q1205944) (← links)
• Evaluations of the beta probability integral by Bayes and Price (Q1205945) (← links)
• Sophie Germain and the theory of numbers (Q1205946) (← links)
• A note on Galois theory (Q1205947) (← links)
• Robert Adrain and the method of least squares (Q1205948) (← links)
• An approximation technique, and its use by Wallis and Taylor (Q1205949) (← links)
• Two problems of number theory in Islamic times (Q1205951) (← links)
• The Reggeization program 1962-1982: Attempts at reconciling quantum field theory with S-matrix theory (Q1205952) (← links)
• Some results on conic sections in the correspondence between Colin MacLaurin and Robert Simson (Q1205953) (← links)
• The mathematical and philosophical foundations of Weierstraß's notion of number between Bolzano and Cantor (Q1205954) (← links)
• The rejection of the Ricci tensor in Einstein's first tensorial theory of gravitation (Q1205955) (← links)
• John Machin and Robert Simson on inverse-tangent series for \(\pi\) (Q1205956) (← links)
• Bolzano's theory of measurable numbers 1830--1989 (Q1205957) (← links)
• On the history of the fundamental theorem of algebra: theory of equations and integral calculus (Q1205959) (← links)