Turnbull, Herbert Westren, 1885-1961 (mathematician)
Dates
- Existence: 1885 - 1961
Biography
Herbert Westren Turnbull (1885-1961), mathematician, was born in Wolverhampton and attended Trinity College, Cambridge, taking the Mathematics Tripos. He was a fellow of St John's College, Oxford, from 1919 to 1926. Turnbull made important contributions in the field of algebra. His works include The mathematical discoveries of Newton (1945).
Found in 5 Collections and/or Records:
Correspondence and papers, 1936-1968
Relating to editions of Newton's Principia: Add.8214/1-66: letters to Munby; 67-118: copies of letters from Munby; 119-124: other letters; 125-137: other items; 138-145 other items (1955 and undated)
Herbert Westren Turnbull: Notebooks and Papers
Notebooks, correspondence and notes on mathematical subjects.
Letter to Lord Macclesfield from H.W. Turnbull, 25 September 1949
Catalogues and booklists from the library at Shirburn Castle, and William Jones's will.
The Hill, Millom, Cumberland, 2 Mar 1955
Relating to editions of Newton's Principia: Add.8214/1-66: letters to Munby; 67-118: copies of letters from Munby; 119-124: other letters; 125-137: other items; 138-145 other items (1955 and undated)
Turnbull's notes cross-referencing items in the collection to those in earlier catalogues, c 1950
Catalogues and booklists from the library at Shirburn Castle, and William Jones's will.
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