Mathematical Papers, By William Kingdon Clifford. Ed. By Robert Tucker, With An Introduction By H. J. Stephen Smith, Scholar edition

Mathematical Papers, By William Kingdon Clifford. Ed. By Robert Tucker, With An Introduction By H. J. Stephen Smith, Scholar edition

Author: William Kingdon Clifford

Year: 1910

The Mathematical Papers by William Kingdon Clifford is a collection edited by Robert Tucker with an introduction by Henry J. Stephen Smith . The contents of the volume are structured as follows: Introductory Sections Preface by Robert Tucker, which includes biographical and bibliographical sections . Introduction by Prof. H. J. S. Smith . List of Papers The volume contains 51 distinct papers and memoirs, including: I. On the Types of Compound Statement involving Four Classes . IV. Proof that every Rational Equation has a Root . V. On the Space-theory of Matter . VI. On Jacobians and Polar Opposites . IX. On the Hypotheses which lie at the Bases of Geometry (Translation of Riemann) . X. Analogues of Pascal's Theorem . XI. Analytical Metrics . XII. On the General Theory of Anharmonics . XIII. On a Generalization of the Theory of Polars . XIV. On Syzygetic Relations among the Powers of Linear Quantics . XX. Preliminary Sketch of Biquaternions . XXVII. On the Canonical Form and Dissection of a Riemann's Surface . XXXIII. On the Classification of Loci . XLIII. On the Classification of Geometric Algebras . LI. Instruments illustrating Kinematics, Statics, and Dynamics . Appendix The Appe