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• Arithmetical spyglass and teacher's assistant : intended as a key and supplement to the different works on arithmetic, for the use of schoolCharles Waterhouse
• Algebraic invariantsLeonard E. Dickson
• D. Roberti Huntingtoni ... Epistolae: et Veterum mathematicorum, graecorum, latinorum, & arabum, synopsisRobert Huntington
• Catalogue of the collections in the Science museum, South Kensington : with descriptive and historical notes and illustrations. MathematicsScience Museum
• Progressive arithmetic. First-[third] bookWilliam J. Milne
• Treatise on arithmetic, practical and theoreticalDionysius Lardner
• The United States arithmetic. Designed for academies and schoolsWilliam Vodges
• First-year algebra : a text-workbookGrover C. Bartoo
• An introduction to algebra; with notes and observations: designed for the use of schools and places of public education.John Bonnycastle
• Geometry, with military and naval applications, by Willis F. Kern ... and James R. BlandWillis F. Kern
• A treatise on the mathematical theory of elasticityA. E. H. Love
• Basic mathematicsEgbert J. Miles
• MathematicsUnited States. Bureau of Naval Personnel
• Modern mathematical methods and models; a book of experimental text materials. By the Dartmouth College Writing Group: E.J. Cogan [and otherDartmouth College Writing Group
• Tables of the higher mathematical functions, computed and compiled under the direction of Harold T. Davis ... with the co-operation of: MuriHarold T. Davis
• Notes on the principles of pure and applied calculation; and applications of mathematical principles to theories of the physical forces. By James Challis
• Principles in natural philosophy : mathematically illustrated, and practically appliedAlexander C Huestis
• An introduction to the mathematical principles of natural philosophy, adapted to the use of beginners; and arranged more particularly for thPatrick Kerr Rogers
• Hand-books of natural philosophy and astronomyDionysius Lardner
• A new and complete statistical gazetteer of the United States of America, founded on and compiled from official federal and state returns, aRichard Swainson Fisher
• Buildings and facilities for the mathematical sciencesJames Sutherland Frame
• The logic and utility of mathematics, with the best methods of instruction explained and illustratedCharles Davies
• The elements of the differential and integral calculus, based on Kurzgefasstes Lehrbuch der differential- und integralrechnung von W. NernstJ. W. A. Young
• Introduction to the calculus of variationsWilliam Elwood Byerly
• Lectures on the calculus of variations : (the Weierstrassian theory)Harris Hancock
• Researches in the calculus of variations, principally on the theory of discontinuous solutions: an essay to which the Adams prize was awardeI. Todhunter
• A history of the progress of the calculus of variations during the nineteenth century.I. Todhunter
• The elements of a new arithmetical notation and of a new arithmetic of infinites:in two books ... with an appendix concerning some propertieThomas Taylor
• The calculus for engineers and physicists: Integration and differentiation, with applications to technical problems; with classified referenRobert H Smith
• A new theory of parametric problems in the calculus of variations ...Frank Lynwood Wren
• Subsets of the plane: plane analytic geometryHoward Edward Taylor
• Elements of the differential and integral calculus with examples and applicationsJames M. Taylor
• Applied calculus; principles and applications, essentials for students and engineersRobert Gibbes Thomas
• Necessary conditions in the problem of Mayer in the calculus of variationsGillie Aldah Larew
• Methods of mathematical analysis and computationJohn G. Herriot
• Calculus, differential and integral, with problems and solutionsG. M Petersen
• Kernel functions and elliptic differential equations in mathematical physics, by Stefan Bergman and M. SchifferStefan Bergman
• Introduction to calculus with analytic geometryRichard V. Andree
• Elements of the differential and integral calculusWilliam Smyth
• First principles of the differential and integral calculus : or the doctrine of fluxions, intended as an introduction to the physico-mathemaEtienne Bézout
• First principles of the differential and integral calculus, or The doctrine of fluxions, taken chiefly from the mathematics of BézoutEtienne Bézout
• An elementary treatise on the differential and integral calculus. With numerous expmplesEdward A. Bowser
• Advanced calculus; an introduction to classical analysisLouis Brand
• Smithsonian mathematical tables : Hyperbolic functionsGeorge F. Becker
• A brief course in the calculusWm. Cain
• Smithsonian mathematical tables. Hyperbolic functionsSmithsonian Institution
• The calculusR. D. Carmichael
• The calculusRobert Daniel Carmichael
• Elliptic functions. An elementary text-book for students of mathematics, by Arthur L. BakerArthur Latham Baker
• Four lectures on mathematicsJacques Hadamard
• Elements of the infinitesimal calculus : with numerous examples and applications to analysis and geometryJames Gregory Clark
• First course in calculusHollis R. Cooley
• A treatise on the differential and integral calculus, and on the calculus of variations.Edward H. Courtenay
• A first course in calculusEdwin Schofield Crawley
• Elementary calculus; a text-book for the use of students in general sciencePercey F. Smith
• Elementary textbook on the calculus, by Virgil Snyder, PH.D. and John Irwin HutchinsonVirgil Snyder
• The calculus, by Ellery Williams Davis and William Charles BrenkeEllery W. Davis
• The differential and integral calculus, containing differentiation, integration, development, series, differential equations, differences, sAugustus De Morgan
• Differential and integral calculus, by Virgil Snyder ... and John Irwin HutchinsonVirgil Snyder
• An introduction to the calculus based on graphical methodsGeorge A. Gibson