Mathematics
Found in 82 Collections and/or Records:
Tract on the History of Fluxions, c 1700-c 1749
Copy of a tract probably by William Jones.
Traitté d'arithmetique, Seventeenth century
The first 40 pages are occupied with the statement of the rules of arithmetic; ff. 25-30 contain questions in mathematics, and rules for the extraction of the cube root, and also of the square root by approximation; ff. 31-35 relate to specific gravity. The remainder is blank, except that on the last page is a recipe for a 'Baume pour toute sort de blessures'.
Transcript of a Tract on Fluxions said to have been written by Newton, November 1666
Papers on infinite series, curves and fluxions, in the hands of Newton and two others.
Treatise on Algebra and Miscellaneous Unrelated Material, c 1670
In Newton's and one other hand.
Treatise on arithmetic, Late sixteenth century
'A treatise on the higher rules of arithmetic', beginning at the rule of division, and with a long chapter on cossic numbers. There is also a system for calculating on the hands; superscribed 'Invent ao 1588'.
Trigonometria succincte proposita et nova methodo demonstrata, c 1700
Notes and papers regarding algebra and trigonometry.
Unpublished Appendix to 'methodus': Problem IX, 1671
Follows on from Add. 3960.14: 110, line 27.