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• Introduction to the calculus [by] Arnold DresdenArnold Dresden
• Experimental statisticsMary Gibbons Natrella
• Elements of pure and applied mathematicsHarry Lass
• The gamma and beta functions; notes and problems designed for use in mathematical statistics and mathematical physicsW. Edwards Deming
• Physical mathematicsChester Hall Page
• A text-book in psychology; an attempt to found the science of psychology on experience, metaphysics, and mathematics, by Johann Friedrich HeJohann Friedrich Herbart
• The mathematical theory of linear systemsB. M. Brown
• Advanced real calculusKenneth S Miller
• Applied mathematics for chemical and metallurgical engineers; : notes for intensive summer course, July 11-20, 1960Keith Hal Coats
• Partial differential equations of mathematical physicsArthur Gordon Webster
• A treatise on the calculus of finite differencesGeorge Boole
• A treatise on the calculus of finite differencesGeorge Boole
• Partial differential equations of mathematical physics. Edited by Samuel J. PlimptonArthur Gordon Webster
• Notes on the calculus of finite differencesJoseph Derby Grant
• Southern wealth and northern profits, as exhibited in statistical facts and official figures: showing the necessity of union to the future pThomas Prentice Kettell
• Commutative algebraOscar Zariski
• Monographs on topics of modern mathematics, relevant to the elementary fieldJ. W. A. 1865-1948 Young
• Observations on the nature of demonstrative evidence : with an explanation of certain difficulties occurring in the elements of geometry, anThomas Beddoes
• A geographical, statistical and ethical view of the American slaveholders' rebellionSidney E. Morse
• Introduction to mathematical logicAlonzo Church
• Mathematical tractsF. W. Newman
• The elements of curves; comprising. I, The geometrical principles of the conic sections. II, An introduction to the algebraic theory of curvBaden Powell
• Maya astronomy, by John E. Teeple, PH.D. With nineteen figuresJohn Edgar Teeple
• An introduction to geometry and the science of formAnna C. Lowell
• The difficulties of elementary geometry : especially those which concern the straight line, the plane, and the theory of parallelsF. W. Newman
• Physics, experimental and mathematical. A handbook for the physical laboratory, and for students preparing for the science examinations of tJohn Clough Thresh
• The astronomy of Milton's 'Paradise lost', by Thomas N. OrchardThomas Nathaniel Orchard
• The incidence of the terror during the French Revolution; a statistical interpretationDonald Greer
• Statistical evaluation of physical properties in area 12, Nevada test site, using the USGS/DNA storage and retrieval systemG. E Brethauer
• Via vector to tensor; an introduction to the concepts and techniques of the vector and tensor calculusW. G Bickley
• A collection of examples of the applications of the calculus of finite differences. By J.F.W. HerschelSir John F. W. Herschel
• Solid geometryJames Sutherland Frame
• Solid geometryVirgil Sampson Mallory
• Paper folding for the mathematics classDonovan A Johnson
• Original investigation; or How to attack an exercise in geometry; with many model solutions and a complete discussion of the principles undeElisha S. Loomis
• Concepts from tensor analysis and differential geometryTracy Y. Thomas
• Tensor and vector analysis; with applications to differential geometryC. E. Springer
• College geometryLeslie Haynes Miller
• Projective geometry and projective metrics, by Herbert Busemann and Paul J. KellyHerbert Busemann
• Syllabus of geometryG. A. Wentworth
• Introduction to projective geometry and modern algebraR. A Rosenbaum
• Lectures in projective geometryA. Seidenberg
• St. Thomas on the object of geometryVincent Edward Smith
• A treatise of geometry, containing the first six books of Euclid's Elements ... Together with The elements of solid geometryD. Cresswell
• The elements of geometryJohn Dobson
• Plane and solid geometry : inductive methodArthur A. Dodd
• Plane and solid geometryFletcher Durell
• Basic mathematical analysis for junior & senior collegesH. Glenn Ayre
• Algebra identified with geometry ... : in a series of rough notes, forming five tracts: I. Euclid's conception of ratio and proportion ... IAlexander John Ellis
• College trigonometryWilliam L. Hart
• Introduction to higher geometryWilliam C. Graustein
• TrigonometryWilliam L. Hart
• Trigonometry, plane and sphericalLloyd Leroy Smail
• Elementary geometry : with applications in mensurationCharles Davies
• Practical trigonometryR. S. Underwood
• An introduction to the calculus of finite differencesC. H. Richardson
• Rational geometry; a text-book for the science of space; based on Hilbert's foundationsGeorge Bruce Halsted
• Rational geometry; a text-book for the science of spaceGeorge Bruce Halsted
• Elements of the geometry of planes and solids. With four plates.F. R. Hassler
• Elements of geometry upon the inductive method. To which is added an introduction to descriptive geometryJames Hayward