A Catalogue of the Portsmouth Collection of Books and Papers Written by Or Belonging to Sir Isaac Newton: The Scientific Portion of which Has Been Presented by the Earl of Portsmouth to the University of Cambridge |
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Fluxions . . . IV . Enumeration of Lines of the Third Order V . On the Quadrature of
Curves VI . Papers relating to Geometry . . . . . . . . ib . VII . Miscellaneous
Mathematical subjects . . VIII . Papers connected with the ' Principia . ' A . General
. . IX .
Fluxions . . . IV . Enumeration of Lines of the Third Order V . On the Quadrature of
Curves VI . Papers relating to Geometry . . . . . . . . ib . VII . Miscellaneous
Mathematical subjects . . VIII . Papers connected with the ' Principia . ' A . General
. . IX .
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... equivalent to the differential equation to the curve by the revolution of which the
above - named solid is generated , without explaining the method by which he
has obtained it . Now among the Newton papers we have found the draft of a ...
... equivalent to the differential equation to the curve by the revolution of which the
above - named solid is generated , without explaining the method by which he
has obtained it . Now among the Newton papers we have found the draft of a ...
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... mo , butt upon the curve nNgG in the points n , N , g , and G , and the infinitely
little lines on and hg be equal to one another and called c , and the figure
mnNgGB be turned about its axis BM to generate a solid , and this solid move
uniformly ...
... mo , butt upon the curve nNgG in the points n , N , g , and G , and the infinitely
little lines on and hg be equal to one another and called c , and the figure
mnNgGB be turned about its axis BM to generate a solid , and this solid move
uniformly ...
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If the curve line DnNgG be such that the surface of the solid generated by its
revolution feels the least resistance of any solid with the same top and bottom BG
and CD , then the resistance of the two narrow annular surfaces generated by the
...
If the curve line DnNgG be such that the surface of the solid generated by its
revolution feels the least resistance of any solid with the same top and bottom BG
and CD , then the resistance of the two narrow annular surfaces generated by the
...
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De Gravitate Conicarum . Problems of Curves . Calculation of the Area of the
Hyperbola . 5 . On the Laws of Motion . On the Laws of Reflection . On Motion in a
Cycloid . 6 . Problems in Geometrical Optics . II . ELEMENTARY MATHEMATICS .
De Gravitate Conicarum . Problems of Curves . Calculation of the Area of the
Hyperbola . 5 . On the Laws of Motion . On the Laws of Reflection . On Motion in a
Cycloid . 6 . Problems in Geometrical Optics . II . ELEMENTARY MATHEMATICS .
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| Title | A Catalogue of the Portsmouth Collection of Books and Papers Written by Or Belonging to Sir Isaac Newton: The Scientific Portion of which Has Been Presented by the Earl of Portsmouth to the University of Cambridge |
| Author | Sir Isaac Newton |
| Publisher | University Press, 1888 |
| Original from | the University of California |
| Digitized | 26 Aug 2008 |
| Length | 56 pages |
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