The Cambridge and Dublin Mathematical Journal; Volume 6
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"The Cambridge and Dublin Mathematical Journal, Volume 6" is a historical record of mathematical thought and discovery in the mid-19th century. This volume captures the intellectual ferment of the period, showcasing articles and notes from leading mathematicians associated with Cambridge and Dublin Universities.
Providing a valuable glimpse into the development of mathematical ideas, this journal represents a significant resource for historians of science and mathematics, researchers, and anyone with an interest in the evolution of mathematical thought. The collected articles offer insights into the mathematical problems and techniques that preoccupied scholars of the era.
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