Morgan, Augustus de, 1806 - 1871 (mathematician)
Found in 79 Collections and/or Records:
Airy's early correspondence, 1819 - 1835
Airy's early correspondence, containing letters from Atkinson, Beddingfield, Buckle, Challis, Crawford, De Morgan, Drinkwater, Guest, Ibbotson, Keeling, Malkin, Marton, Myers, Robley, Rothman, Sutcliffe and Wright, with an index to the correspondents at the end.
Correspondence on academic works, 1847 - 1850
Correspondence on chronometers, 1849 - 1859
Correspondence on chronometers, 1859 - 1865
Correspondence on decimal coinage, 1846 - 1858
Correspondence on instruments, 1838 - 1849
Correspondence on new techniques and discoveries, 1850 - 1851
Correspondence on pure mathematics, 1853 - 1854
Correspondence on pure mathematics, 1865 - 1868
Correspondence on Royal Astronomical Society, 1836 - 1848
Correspondence on scientific institutes, 1850 - 1853
Correspondence concerning various scientific institutes, giving notification of rules, meetings, reports, agendas and other matters. The correspondents include M. Faraday, J.F.W. Herschel, Lord Rosse, W. Hopkins, W. Cubitt, E.W. Brayley, B. Disraeli, R. Sheepshanks, C. Pritchard, E. Sabine, Lord Wrottesley, A. de Morgan, R.I. Murchison, C.W. Dilke, J.A. Broun and T. Bell.
Correspondence on standards, 1858 - 1862
Correspondence on standards, 1862 - 1865
Correspondence on the Groombridge Catalogue, 1809 - 1845
Correspondence on the New Palace clock, 1857 - 1861
Correspondence concerning the clock for the New Palace at Westminster. The correspondents include A. de Morgan, J.F.W. Herschel, W. Whewell and F. Dent. The papers includes pages extracted from the 'Mechanics' Magazine'; pages and two diagrams extracted from 'The Builder'; a paper by E.T. Loseby 'on the Westminster Clock'; and a paper by W.L. Baker on 'the Great Bell of Westminster'. There are also several musical calculations of the notes made by the bell in the New Palace.
Correspondence on the Standards Commission, 1868 - 1871
Correspondence on transit of Venus, 1868 - 1878
Correspondence on visitor admissions, 1835 - 1848
Correspondence on visitor admissions, 1849 - 1854
Correspondence on visitor admissions, 1861 - 1866
Correspondence on weights and measures, 1838 - 1848
Correspondence with scientific societies, 1868 - 1873
Mathematical and other papers, 1849 - 1850
Mathematical and scientific correspondence, 1862 - 1865
Mathematical theories and calculations, 1835 - 1848
Mathematical theories and calculations, mainly pure but some applied, by A. de Morgan, J. Forbes, Sir W.R. Hamilton and others. There are papers on binomial theorem, conic sections, spherical trigonometry, mathematical tables and the quadrature of a circle.
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