Pages that link to "Item:Q559421"

The following pages link to Bulletin of the American Mathematical Society (Q559421):

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• On a kind of homogeneity in continuous curves. (Q575774) (← links)
• Concerning sequences of homeomorphisms. (Q575775) (← links)
• Four points of intersection of lines drawn from the vertices of a triangle to the points of contact of the nine point circle with the in- and ex-circles. (Q575959) (← links)
• The geometric interpretation of some elementary formulas of analytic geometry. (Q576076) (← links)
• Seven lines in the real projective plane. (Q576077) (← links)
• On the double-point configurations of two projective planes on the same base as the result of the superposition of two distinct projectively related planes of euclidean space. (Q576079) (← links)
• On a certain line locus associated with the lines of two distinct projectively related planes in euclidean space. (Q576080) (← links)
• Plane cubic Cremona transformations with coincident fundamental points. (Q576081) (← links)
• Birational contact transformations. (Q576082) (← links)
• The symmetric \((n,n)\)-correspondence and some geometric applications. (Q576083) (← links)
• Two involutorial transformations, of orders 11 and 9, associated with null reciprocities. (Q576084) (← links)
• The cross ratio of the points in which a transversal cuts the sides of a quadrilateral. (Q576117) (← links)
• Some theorems on plane curves. (Q576132) (← links)
• Useful functions associated with rational cubic curves. (Q576163) (← links)
• On illusory Plückerian characters. (Q576191) (← links)
• The behavior of the Hessian of a curve at a singular multiple point of the curve. (Q576193) (← links)
• An invariantive classification of plane cubic curves under the affine group. (Q576194) (← links)
• A supplement to the law of inertia for real quadratic forms with an application to the projective geometry of hyperquadrics. (Q576207) (← links)
• Maps of certain cyclic involutions on two-dimensional carriers. (Q576228) (← links)
• A rational quintic surface having no double curve. (Q576239) (← links)
• The geometric configuration defined by a special algebraic relation of genus 4. (Q576296) (← links)
• A transformation of the lines of space effected by means of two quadratic reguli. (Q576297) (← links)
• On the number of apparent double points of \(r\)-space curves. (Q576331) (← links)
• Enumerativo properties of \(r\)-space curves. (Q576338) (← links)
• On the determination of line-loci in four-space by a graphic method in geometry. (Q576340) (← links)
• On the determination of formulae for the orders of line loci in five-space by graphic representation. (Q576341) (← links)
• On the ruled \(V_4^{(4)}\) in \(S_5\) associated with a Schläfli hexad of 3-flats. (Q576342) (← links)
• Differential geometry in the large. (Q576348) (← links)
• Penosculating conies of a plane curve. (Q576363) (← links)
• Near-collineations and Blaschke's Textilemathematik. (Q576390) (← links)
• A curiosity in complex geometry. (Q576391) (← links)
• Penosculating conics of a plane curve. (Q576393) (← links)
• The generalized pedal transformation. (Q576394) (← links)
• Isogonal trajectories in space. (Q576520) (← links)
• Analytic curve for which the chord equals the arc. (Q576521) (← links)
• A certain congruence associated with a ruled surface. (Q576525) (← links)
• The determination of the canonical pencils by means of the linear complexes osculating the asymptotic curves of a surface. (Q576527) (← links)
• The class of surfaces whose osculating ruled surfaces belong to linear complexes. (Q576528) (← links)
• Certain tetrahedrons associated with a point of a non-ruled surface. (Q576529) (← links)
• Electric networks and bounded functions. (Q576729) (← links)
• The linear graphs associated with electrical circuits. (Q576730) (← links)
• Theory of heat conduction and convection from a hot vertical plate. (Q576731) (← links)
• The electromagnetic field as a natural property of Riemannian geometry. (Q576875) (← links)
• A special conformal space of three dimensions occurring in wave mechanics. (Q577138) (← links)
• Covariant form of a special case of Dirac's equations. (Q577139) (← links)
• A simplified theory of the figure of the earth. (Q577298) (← links)
• Periodic motions and surface transformations. (Q577420) (← links)
• Proof of a generalized form of Newton's law of gravity. (Q577421) (← links)
• A relationship in spherical harmonics. (Q578501) (← links)
• The use of continued fractions in the design of electrical networks. (Q1434882) (← links)