Algebra Identified with Geometry ...: In a Series of Rough Notes, Forming Five Tracts: I. Euclid's Conception of Ratio and Proportion ... II. "Carnot's Principle" for Limits ... III. The Laws of Tensors; Or, The Algebra of Proportion ... IV. The Laws of Clinants; Or, The Algebra of Similar Triangles Lying Upon the Same Plane ... V. Stigmatic Geometry; Or, The Correspondence of Points in a Plane ...

Alexander John Ellis

jan. 1874 · C. F. Hodgson & sons

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