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• Analytic geometry, by L. Wayland Dowling ... and F.E. TurneaureL. Wayland b. 1867 Dowling
• Projective differential geometry of hyperspace : lectures given in the University of Chicago ... summer 1930Enrico Bompiani
• The elementary differential geometry of plane curvesR. H. Fowler
• Introduction to analytic geometry, by Percey F. Smith ... and Arthur Sullivan GalePercey F. Smith
• A treatise on the analytical geometry of the point, line, circle, and conic sections, containing an account of its most recent extensions, wJohn Casey
• A treatise on the analytical geometry of the point, line, circle, and conic sections : containing an account of its most recent extensions :John Casey
• Philosophia naturalis principia mathematicaIsaac Newton
• The foundations of mathematicsPaul Carus
• The foundations of geometryEdward Travers Dixon
• Philosophiæ mathematicæ Newtonianæ illustratæ. Tomi duo, Quorum prior tradit elementa mathesews ad comprehendendam demonstrationem hujus phiGeorge Peter Domcke
• Selected topics in alegbraic geometry: report of the Committee on rational transformations: Virgil Snyder, Arthur B. Coble, Arnold Emch, SolNational Research Council. Committee on Rational Transformations
• Selected topics in algebraic geometry. II, Supplemental report of the Committee on rational transformationsNational Research Council. Committee on Rational Transformations
• Philosophiæ naturalis principia mathematica. Auctore Isaaco Newtono, eq. aurato. Perpetuis commentariis illustrata, communi studio pp. ThomæIsaac Newton
• Newton's Principia : the mathematical principles of natural philosophyIsaac Newton
• Complet4e systems of concomitants of the three-point and the four-point in elementary geometryCharles Henry Rawlins
• Projective differential geometry of curves and ruled surfacesE. J. Wilczynski
• On the resolution of higher singularities of algebraic curves into ordinary modesB. M. Walker
• Space and geometry in the light of physiological, psychological and physical inquiry, by Dr. Ernst Mach ... from the German by Thomas J. McCErnst Mach
• The foundations of the Euclidian geometry as viewed from the standpoint of kinematics ... by Israel Euclid RabinovitchEuclid
• Experimental tests of mathematical ability and their prognostic valueAgnes Low Rogers
• Plane and solid analytic geometryM. B. Porter
• Mathematical principles of natural philosophyIsaac Newton
• History of the mathematical theory of probability from the time of Pascal to that of Laplace.I. Todhunter
• A system of axioms for geometryThorstein Veblen
• Graphical statics; two treatises on the graphical calculus and reciprocal figures in graphical statics; tr. by Thomas Hudson BeareLuigi Cremona
• An introduction to the mathematical theory of attractionFrancis A. b. 1841 Tarleton
• A treatise on conic sections, and the application of algebra to geometryJ. Hymers
• Arithmetic tests and studies in the psychology of arithmeticGeorge S. Counts
• Elements of the mathematical theory of fluid motion : on the motion of a solid in a fluid, and the vibrations of liquid spheroidsThomas Craig
• Elements of the mathematical theory of fluid motion; Wave and vortex motionThomas Craig
• The mathematical theory of the top. Lectures delivered on the occasion of the sesquicentennial celebration of Princeton, by F. KleinFelix Klein
• A horizontal-vertical illusion of brightness in foveal vision apparent in astronomical observations of the relative luminosity of twin starsJoseph Wanton Hayes
• A treatise on the mathematical theory of the motion of fluidsHorace Lamb
• The psychology of arithmeticEdward L. Thorndike
• Mathematical theory of compressible fluid flowRichard Von Mises
• The dynamics of particles and of rigid, elastic and fluid bodies. Being lectures on mathematical physicsArthur Gordon Webster
• An elementary treatise on the mathematical theory of perfectly elastic solids, with a short account of viscous fluids. By William John IbbetWilliam John Ibbetson
• A treatise on the mathematical theory of elasticityA. E. H. Love
• Mathematical theory of elasticityIvan Stephen Sokolnikoff
• Introduction to the mathematical theory of the stress and strain of elastic solidsBenjamin Williamson
• College course in mathematicsHarold J. Gay
• Unified mathematics, by Louis C. Karpinski ... Harry Y. Benedict ... and John W. CalhounLouis Charles Karpinski
• A practical treatise on arithmetic... Combining the useful properties of former works, with the modern improvements...To which is added two George Leonard
• A dissertation on the summation of infinite converging series with algebraic divisors. Exhibiting a method not only entirely new but much moAntonio Mario Lorgna
• A treatise on the application of analysis to solid geometryD. F. Gregory
• A treatise on the application of analysis to solid geometry ... Commenced by D. F. Gregory ... Concluded by W. WaltonD. F. Gregory
• A census of the manuscripts of Oliver GoldsmithKatharine Canby Balderston
• Program for college preparatory mathematics; reportCollege Entrance Examination Board. Commission on Mathematics
• Practical geometry and graphics, by David Allan Low with over 800 illustrations and over 700 exercisesDavid Allan Low
• Miscellaneous works of Mr. John Greaves, professor of astronomy in the University of Oxford, ... . In two volumesJohn Greaves
• Calculus of variations. Supplementary notes and exercises to 1945-1946 notes, at New York UniversityRichard Courant
• Schorling-Sanford achievement test in plane geometryRaleigh Schorling
• The collected mathematical papers of Arthur CayleyArthur Cayley
• The worship of Augustus Caesar, derived from a study of coins, monuments, calendars, aeras, and astronomical and astrological cycles, the whAlexander Del Mar
• Mathematical statisticsH. L. Rietz
• The Soowan Koolap arithmetic booksErnest Young
• A school geometryH. S Hall
• The compleat measurer; or, The whole art of measuring. In two parts. The first part, Teaching decimal arithmetick, with the extraction of thWilliam Hawney
• [The compleat measurer; or, The] whole art of measuring. In two parts. The first part, Teaching decimal arithmetick, with the extraction of William Hawney
• The compleat measurer; or, The whole art of measuring. In two parts. The first part, Teaching decimal arithmetic, with the extraction of theWilliam Hawney