الرئيسية / رياضيات وفلك

كتب رياضيات وفلك

11,498 كتاباً في تصنيف «رياضيات وفلك»: كتب سقط عنها حق النشر تقرؤها مجاناً، وكتب عربية حديثة نوصلك إلى صفحاتها لدى مصادرها القانونية. تصفّح في المكتبة

• Introduction to practical astronomy, designed as a supplement to Olmsted's AstronomyEbenezer Porter Mason
• Theoretical astronomyJ. C Watson
• An introduction to spherical and practical astronomy.Dascom Greene
• Elements of natural philosophy. IV, Spherical astronomyW. H. C. Bartlett
• Elements of natural philosophy, by W. H. C. Bartlett ... IV.-- Spherical astronomyW. H. C. Bartlett
• The new astronomy and laws of nature, the physical and spiritual universe; their forms, laws and phenomena. Mysteries in science explained; Maria M King
• The new principia; or, True system of astronomy. In which the earth is proved to be the stationary centre of the solar system, and the sun iZadkiel
• A descriptive atlas of astronomy and of physical and political geography : with descriptive letter-pressThomas Milner
• Astronomical observation, made in the voyages which were undertaken ... for making discoveries in the Southern Hemisphere, and successively William Wales
• An introduction to practical astronomyW. Pearson
• Digest of the English census of 1871. Compiled from the official returns and edited by James Lewis, of the Registrar-General's departmentGreat Britain. Census Office
• Childbirth in New South Wales; a study in statistics, 1900Timothy Augustine Coghlan
• A statistical vindication of the city of London; or, Fallacies exploded and figures explained.Benjamin Scott
• Census of Newfoundland and Labrador 1901Newfoundland. Colonial Secretary's Office
• Census of Manitoba, 1885-1886Canada. Census Office
• Lieut. Maury's investigations of the winds and currents of the sea. (From the appendix to the Washington astronomical observations for 1846.Matthew Fontaine Maury
• Copper, Copper mines, copper statistics, copper shares and a reference book on the leading copper propertiesD. Houston & Co
• The vital statistics of Massachusetts : a forty years' summarySamuel Warren Abbott
• A course in descriptive geometry. For the use of colleges and scientific schools. With an appendix containing stereoscopic views of the soluWilliam Watson
• Correlated mathematics for junior collegesErnst R. Breslich
• Elements of plane analytic geometry. By John D. RunkleJohn Daniel Runkle
• Analytic geometry for colleges, universities, and technical schoolsE. W. Nichols
• A treatise on analytical geometry; with applications to lines and surfaces of the first and second ordersWilliam G. Peck
• Descriptive geometry, as applied to the drawing of fortification ans stereotomyD. H. Mahan
• A first book in algebraFletcher Durell
• Lessons in astronomy including uranography. A brief intoductory course without mathematics.Charles A. Young
• Popular physical astronomy; or, An exposition of remarkable celestial phenomena.Daniel Vaughan
• Astronomy for schools and general readersIsaac Sharpless
• Astronomy with an opera-glass : a popular introduction to the study of the starry heavens with the simplest of optical instruments, with mapGarrett Putman Serviss
• Astronomy simplified for general reading, with numerous new explanations and discoveries in spectrum analysis, etc., etc.J. A. S Rollwyn
• Astronomy. By W. J. Rolfe and J. A. GilletW. J. Rolfe
• Astronomy: a simple introduction to a noble science.Edmund Neison
• A high-school astronomy: in which the descriptive, physical, and practical are combined, with special reference to the wants of academies anHiram Mattison
• A high-school astronomy : in which the descriptive, physical, and practical are combined, with special reference to the wants of the academiHiram Mattison
• Elementary lessons in astronomyJ. N Lockyer
• Pictorial astronomy for general readersGeorge F. Chambers
• An abridgment of Smith's Illustrated astronomy ...Asa Smith
• Astronomy; a popular handbook, by Harold Jacoby ... with thirty-two plates and many figures in the textHarold Jacoby
• Outlines of astronomy: by John F.W. HerschelSir John F. W. Herschel
• Astronomy, by F.W. DysonFrank Watson Dyson
• Astronomy, sun, moon, stars, etc.William Durham
• Astronomy for amateurs, by Camille Flammarion ... authorized translation by Fances A. WelbyCamille Flammarion
• Astronomy from a dipperEliot C. Clarke
• Elements of astronomy : for schools and academies with explanatory notes and questions for examinationJohn Brocklesby
• The new American grammar of the elements of astronomy on an improved plan : in three booksJames Ryan
• A compendium of astronomy : containing the elements of the science, familiarly explained and illustrated, with the latest discoveries : adapDenison Olmsted
• An elementary treatise on astronomy: in four partsWilliam A Norton
• Traité élémentaire d'astronomie à l'usage des gens du monde, d'après l'ordre suivi par M. Arago, dans ses cours à l'école polytechniqA Mutel
• Practical astronomy for the unlearnedGeorge Jeans
• Traité d'astronomie, traduit par CournotJ. F. W Herschel
• Familiar lessons on astronomy; designed for the use of children and youth in schools and familes. Illustrated by W. HowlandL. N. Fowler
• Populaire astronomieM. L Frankenheim
• An easy introduction to astronomy for young gentlemen and ladies : describing the figure motions, and dimensions of the earth, the differentJames Ferguson
• Astronomy : explained upon Sir Isaac Newton's principlesJames Ferguson
• Astronomy explained upon Isaac Newton's principles, and made easy to those who have not studied mathematics. To which are added, A plain metJames Ferguson
• A new system of astronomy, in question and answer. For the use of schools and academiesA Clark
• The beauty of the heavens; a pictorial display of the astronomical phenomena of the universe. Exhibited in one hundred and four scenes, accoCharles F Blunt
• The elements of astronomy. A text-book for use in high schools and academies; with auranography.Charles A. Young
• A grammar of astronomy : with problems on the globes; to which are added, a glossary of terms, and questions for examination. Designed for tJ Towle
• A popular grammar of the elements of astronomy adapted to the use of students and public schools. Illustrated with thirty-seven engravingsThomas Squire