The following Index is arranged according to subjects on the plan of the Index du Repertoire Bibliographique (published by MM. Gauthier-Villars, pp. 93, 2nd edition, 1898; about 2/-).

 

EXPLANATORY REMARKS.

 

It is not possible to give in full the subjects under the thousand or so sub-divisions which appear in the Index; but for the sake of those who do not possess the Index we give the subjects under the principal letters. This will amply suffice for the majority of our readers.

A. Algebra; Theory of Equations.
B. Determinants; Linear substitutions; Elimination; Invariants and Covariants; Complex Quantities.
C. Differential and Integral Calculus.
D. Theory of Functions; Algebra of Continued Fractions.
E. Definite Integrals. . . .
F. Elliptic Functions. . . .
G. Hyperelliptic Functions. . . .
H. Differential Equations . . . Finite Differences, Recurrent Series.
I. Arithmetic. Theory of Numbers.
J. Permutations and Combinations ; Probabilities ; Calculus of Variations. . . .
K. Elementary Geometry and Trigonometry; Geometry of point, line, plane, circle, and sphere ; Perspective ; Descriptive Geometry.
L1. Conics.
L2. Quadrics.
M1. Algebraical Plane Curves.
M2. Algebraical Surfaces.
M3. Algebraical Space Curves.
N. Complexes and Congruences; Connexes; Systems of curves and surfaces; Enumerative Geometry.
O. Infinitesimal and Kinematic Geometry.
P. Transformations; Homography; Homology; Polar Reciprocals.
Q. Geometry of dimensions ; non Euclidean. . . .
R. Kinematics; Statics; Dynamics.
S. Hydrostatics.
T. Mathematical Physics.
U. Astronomy.
V. Philosophy and History of Mathematics. Biography.
X. Graphic Calculation.

INDEX

TO THE

MATHEMATICAL GAZETTE

VOLUME 2

No. No.
25 January 1901 pp. 1-24 35 October 1902 pp. 197-220
26 March 1901 pp. 25-44 36 December 1902 pp. 221-236
27 May 1901 pp. 45-64 37 January 1903 pp. 237-252
28 July 1901 pp. 65-80 38 March 1903 pp. 253-276
29 October 1901 pp. 80-104 39 May 1903 pp. 277-300
30 December 1901 pp. 105-128 40 May 1903 pp. 301-324
31 January 1902 pp. 129-148 41 October 1903 pp. 325-348
32 March 1902 pp. 149-164 42 December 1903 pp. 349-372
33 May 1902 pp. 165-180 43 January 1904 pp. 373-396
34 July 1902 pp. 181-196

ARTICLES, ETC.

TYPE TITLE AUTHOR PAGE
A.1. A Chapter on Algebra. W. N. Roseveare. 301, 325
A. 1. b. Proofs that the Arithmetic Mean is
greater than the Geometric Mean. 		R. F. Muirhead. 283
A. 3. k. Note on the Solution of Cubic and
Bi-quadratic Equations. 		J. Brill. 3
B. 3. d. Two Illustrations of Elimination. R. F. Davis. 1
B. 12. a. On the Representation of Imaginary
Points by Real Points on a Plane. 		A. Lodge. 277, 373
J. 4. Some Applications of the Theory of
Assemblages. 		Arnold Emch. 173
K. 6. a. Areal Coordinates. G. D. Muggeridge. 45, 65
K. 6. a. Notes on Conics and Areals. T. J. I'a Bromwich. 175
K. 6. a. Tripolar Coordinates. G. N. Bates. 183
K. 6. a. Tangential Coordinates, The use of. R. W. H. T. Hudson. 355
K. 13. c. The Trigonometry of the Tetra-
hedron. 		G. Richardson. 149
K. 20. Extension of Huygens' Approxima-
tion to a Circular Arc. 		R. M. Milne. 309
L1 1.; L2. 1. On the treatment of Conics and
Conicoids by Pure Geometry. 		C. A. Rumsey. 356
M1. I. b. Note on the Bitangents of a Plane
Curve. 		A. P. Thompson. 307
O.1 An Elementary Introduction to the
Infinitesimal Geometry of Sur-
faces. 		R. W. H. T. Hudson 279
Q. d. Geometry in Flatland. A. C. Dixon. 241
R. 2. d. On a Geometrieo-Statical Theorem. Sir Robert S. Ball. 26
V. a. The New Education Section of the
British Association. 		R. F. Muirhead. 83
V. a. The Teaching of Mathematics. E. M. Langley;
C. Godfrey;
A. W. Siddons. 		105
V. a. Annual Meeting, 1902. Discussion
on Reform in Teaching of Mathe-
matics. 		129
V. a. The Public Schools and Reform in
the Teaching of Mathematics. 		(By 22 Masters in
Public Schools.) 		143
V. a. The Teaching of Euclid. The Hon. Bertrand
Russell 		165
V. a. Report of Committee on Geometry. 168
V. a. Report of Committee on Arithmetic
and Algebra. 		181
V. a. Report of British Association Com-
mittee on the Teaching of Mathe-
matics. 		197
V. a. The Report of the Committee on the
Teaching of Geometry, and In-
commensurables. 		M. J. M. Hill. 253
V. a. The Annual Meeting, 1903. 259
V. a. The Committee on the Teaching of
Mechanics. 		349
V. a. Draft Suggestions of the Sub-
Committee on the Teaching of
Mechanics. 		380
V. a. Letter of the Committee to Head
Masters and Senior Mathematical
Masters of Schools. 		349
V. a. To reach the Calculus as early as
possible. 		G. H. Bryan. 351
X. 5. The Slide Rule. F. R. Barrell. 83; cf. 128
X. 5. The Slide Rule. C. S. Jackson. 330; 337
X. 5. Verniers, General Theory of. P. J. Heawood. 221, 237

MATHEMATICAL NOTES.

No. SUBJECT. AUTHOR. PAGE.
D. 2. b. 96 On the Convergency of the
Geometric Series. 		R. W. H. T. Hudson. 60
A. 1. b. 130 Note on Roseveare's "Chapter
on Algebra." 		R. F. Muirhead. 340
A. 1. c. 111 Note on the Multinomial Theo-
rem. 		G. Osborn. 189
C. 1. a. 106 On the Permutability of Inde-
pendent Differentiations. 		A. C. Dixon. 159
D. 1. b. 133 A Series Rapidly Converging. G. N. Watson. 361
D. 2. a. b. 135 Riemann's semi-convergent
series theorem, Proof of. 		H. L. Trachtenburg. 361
D. 2. b. 124 Addition Series. W. H. Laverty. 287
D. 2. d. a. 95 Periodic Continued Fractions. T. Muir. 58
D. 6. b. 103 Note on the Logarithmic Series. A. C. Dixon. 113
D. 6. d. ;
X. 2. 		108 Two Minor Complaints. C. S. Jackson. 188
D. 6. d. 109 Mnemonic for Hyperbolic Formulae. G. Osborn. 189
D. 6. d. 114 On Complaints (cf. Note 108). R. F. Muirhead. 201
D. 6. d. 114 On Complaints (cf. Note 108). R. B. Hayward. 201
E. 1. a. 127 Elementary Treatment for
Gamma Functions. 		G. Osborn. 311
I. 13. b. a;
17. c. 		119 Rule for finding the number of
quarts not greater than a
given number 		Whitworth. 243
I. 25. 131 A Paradox. C. S. Jackson. 360
J. 1. a. 115 A Problem in Arrangements. Prebendary Whit-
worth and W. E.
Hartley. 		227
K. 93 On Measure as a Definition of
Ratio. 		E. Budden. 10,
v. p. 30.
K. 1. b. 100 The Equal Bisector Theorem. R. B. Hayward. 74
K. 2. b. c. 138 Feuerbach's Theorem. W. F. Beard. 362
K. 4. 137 Philo's Line. R. Chartres. 362
K. 6. a. 110 Length of join of ,
in Trilinears. 		Knox, Ma. 189
K. 6. a. 117 Trilinear Notes. R. F. Davis. 225
K. 8. f. 136 The maximum quadrilateral
with given sides. 		R. Chartres. 362
K. 10. e. 94 The circum-circle of the tri-
angle whose sides are 		E. M. Radford. 29
K. 11. b. 102 The circles of similitude of the
in- and ex- circles of a triangle. 		R. W. Chapman. 97
K. 11. b. 102 (Notes by R. F. Davis.) 99
K. 13. a. 92 Solution of Problem 372, and
notes suggested thereby. 		T. J. I'a Bromwich. 9
K. 17. b. 141 Some Simple Problems in
Astronomy. 		H. Hilton. 384
K. 20. d. 125 Approximation to . C. E. M'Vicker. 288
K. 20. e. ; 4. 104 On the construction of a tri-
angle, given : :
. 		R. F. Davis. 159
K. 20. e. 112 Note on Problem 391. F. G. Taylor. 191
K. 20. e. 126 On the Solution of Triangles. G. H. Bryan. 288
K. 20. e. 129 Two Trigonometrical Notes. R. F. Muirhead. 340
K. 20. f. 122 Formulae of Spherical Trigon-
ometry. 		C. S. Jackson. 261
L1. 1. a. 123 Notes on the Parabola. R. F. Davis. 262
L1. 3. a. 118 Method of Reducing Central Conics. E. L. Bulmer. 226
L1. 3. a. 134 Note on Parabola. R. F. Davis. 361
L1. 6. c. 97 Trilinear Equation of the
Circle of Curvature. 		R. F. Davis. 72
L1. 7. a. 101 Foci of in-Conic. R. F. Davis. 97
L1. 11. 98 Trilinear Conditions for Rect-
angular Hyperbola. 		R. F. Davis. 73
L1. 11. a. 113 The Asymptotes and Tangents
of the Rectangular Hyper-
bola. 		R. F. Davis. 192
L1. 12. a. 121 Isogonal Transformation. H. L. Trachtenburg. 261
M1. 8. 105 The Equiangular Spiral. W. Gallatly. 159
P. 2. a. 99 Extension of Problem 394. A. P. Thompson. 74
P. 3. b. 139 Geometrical Note on Inversion. R. F. Davis. 383
R. 6. b. 128 Gauss' Principle of Least Con-straint. P. E. B. Jourdain. 337
R. 8. 132 Diagrams and Bending Mo-ments. C. S. Jackson. 360
V. 1. a. 120 On the teaching of Arithmetic. G. H. Bryan. 260
V. 1. a. 126 On the Solution of Triangles. G. H. Bryan. 288
V. 1. a. 140 On Decimalisation of Money. W. O. Hemming. 383
X. 4. b. a. 116 The Graphical Solution of Quadratics. A. E. Wynne. 228

[By an inadvertency, no Note was numbered 107 J

CORRESPONDENCE.

K. On the Ratio of Incommensurables. M. J. M. Hill. 30
V. On the Marking of Euclid Papers. C. S. Jackson. 8
V. On the Marking of Euclid Papers. A. W. Siddons. 58
V. The Education Section of the British Association. W. M. Heller. 371
V. The Teaching of Geometry. M. E. Boole. 180
V. The London Mathematical Society. G. H. Bryan. 396

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