Kelvin, Lord (see William Thomson)
Kepler, His method 982
Kepler, Planetary orbits and the regular solids 2134
Keyser, Computation not m. 616
Keyser, Definition of infinite assemblage 1960
Keyser, Definition of m. 132
Keyser, Difficulty of m. 736
Keyser, Endowment of math’ns 818
Keyser, M. and journalism 731
Keyser, M. appeals to whole mind 816
Keyser, M. not detached from life 273
Keyser, Math, output of present day 702
Keyser, Math’ns in public service 823
Keyser, Modem theory of functions 709
Keyser, On Bolzano 929
Keyser, On hyper-space 2037 2038
Keyser, On invariance 1729
Keyser, On invariants 1728
Keyser, On Lie 992
Keyser, On non-euclidean geometry 2036
Keyser, On projective geometry 1880
Keyser, On ratiocination 246
Keyser, On symbolic logic 1321
Keyser, On the elements of Euclid 1824
Keyser, On the emancipation of logic 1322
Keyser, On the infinite 1961
Keyser, On the method of m. 244
Keyser, On the notion of group 1761
Keyser, On the Principia Mathematica 1326
Keyser, On the spirit of mathesis 276
Keyser, The aim of the math’n 844
Keyser, Three characteristics of m. 226
Kipling 1633
Kirchhofi, Artistic nature of his works 1116
Klein, Aim in teaching 607 617
Klein, Analysts versus synthesists 661
Klein, Calculating machines 1641
Klein, Calculus for high schools 1918
Klein, Definition of a curve 1927
Klein, Definition of m. 123
Klein, Famous aphorisms 1636
Klein, lie’s final aim 993
Klein, Lie’s genius 994
Klein, M. a versatile science 264
Klein, Math, aptitudes of various races 838
Klein, On axioms of geometry 2006
Klein, On differential equations 1926
Klein, On hyper-space 2030
Klein, On m. and science 1620
Klein, On non-euclidean geometry 2017 2021
Klein, On the parallel axiom 2009
Klein, On theory and practice 661
Kliulasat-al-Hisab, Problems 1738
Kronecker, God made integers etc. 1634
Kronecker, On the greatness of Gauss 973
Kummer, On beauty in m. 1111
Kummer, On Dirichlet 977
LaFaille, Mathesis few know 1870
Lagrange, And the parallel axiom 984
Lagrange, His style and method 983
Lagrange, On correlation of algebra and geometry 627
Lagrange, On Newton 1011
Lagrange, On the infinitesimal method 1906
Lagrange, Union of algebra and geometry 1707
Lagrange, Wings of m. 1604
Lalande, M. in French army 314
Lampe, Charm of m. 1116
Lampe, Golden age of art and m. coincident 1134
Lampe, On division of labor in m. 632
Lampe, On Weierstrass 1049
Lampe, Qualities common to math’ns and artists 1113
Lampe, Weierstrass and Sylvester 1060
Langley, M. in Prussia 513
Language Chapter XII (see also 311 419 443 1523 1804 1889)
Laplace, Emerson on 1003
Laplace, His style and method 983
Laplace, On instruction in m. 220
Laplace, On Leibnitz 991
Laplace, On m. and nature 1626
Laplace, On probability 1963 1969 1971
Laplace, On the exactitude of the differential calculus 1910
Laplace, On the language of analysis 1222
Laplace, On the origin of the calculus 1902
Laplace, The universe in a single formula 1920
Laplace, “Thus it plainly appears” 985 986
Laputa, Math, school of 2123
Laputa, Math’ns of 2120—2122
Lasswitz, On function theory 1934
Lasswitz, On modem algebra 1741
Lasswitz, On non-euclidean geometry 2040
Latin squares 252
Latta, On Leibnitz’s logical calculus 1317
Law and m. 1597 1598
Laws of Thought 719 1318
Leadership, M. as training for 317
Lecture, Preparation of 540
Lefevre, M. hateful to weak minds 733
Leibnitz, Ars characteristica 1316
Leibnitz, His binary arithmetic 991
Leibnitz, His differential calculus 1902
Leibnitz, His greatness 987
Leibnitz, His influence 988
Leibnitz, His logical calculus 1317
Leibnitz, His math, tendencies 990
Leibnitz, His notation of the calculus 1904
Leibnitz, M. and philosophy 1436
Leibnitz, On controversy in geometry 1869
Leibnitz, On demonstrations outside of m. 1312
Leibnitz, On difficulties in m. 241
Leibnitz, On necessary and contingent truth 1966
Leibnitz, On Newton 1010
Leibnitz, On the certainty of math, knowledge 1442
Leibnitz, The nature of his work 989
Leibnitz, Union of philosophical and m. productivity 1404
Leverrier, Discovery of Neptune 1559
Lewes, On the infinite 1963
Lie, Aim of his work 993
Lie, Endowment of math’ns 818
Lie, His genius 994
Lie, On central conceptions in modem m. 727
Lie, On differential equations 1924
Lie, On groups 1762
Lie, On the origin of the calculus 1901
Lie, The comparative anatomist 992
Liliwati, Origin of 995
Limitations of math, science 1437
Limits, method of 1905 1908 1909 1940
Lindeman, On m. and science 1623
Liouville 822
Lobatchewsky 2022
Locke, M. cures presumption 426
Locke, Math, reasoning of universal application 426
Locke, On Aristotle 914
Locke, On demonstrations in numbers 1630
Locke, On infinity 1966 1967
Locke, On m. and moral science 1439 1440
Locke, On m. and philosophy 1433
Locke, On m. as a logical exercise 423 424
Locke, On number 1608
Locke, On probability 1966
Locke, On proofs and demonstrations 236
Locke, On reading of classic authors 604
Locke, On the advantages of algebra 1706
Locke, On the certainty of math, knowledge 1440 1441
Locke, On the method of m. 214 236
Locke, On the unpopularity of m. 271
Locke, On unity 1607
Logarithmic spiral 922
Logarithmic tables 602
Logarithms 1526 1614 1616
| Logic and m. Chapter XIII (see also 423—430 442)
Logical calculus 1316 1317
Longevity of math’ns 839
Lovelace, Why are wise few etc. 1629
Lover 2140
Macaulay, Anagram on his name 996
Macaulay, Bacon’s view of m. 916 916
Macaulay, On Archimedes 906
Macaulay, On the power of m. 1627
Macaulay, Plato and Archytas 1427
Macaulay, Plato and Bacon 316
Macfarlane, On Tait and Hamilton’s quaternions 1044
Macfarlane, On Tait, Maxwell, Thomson 1042
Mach, M. seems possessed of intelligence 626
Mach, On aim of research 647
Mach, On m. and counting 1601
Mach, On the space of experience 2011
Mach, On thought-economy in m. 203
MacMahon, Latin squares 252
MacMahon, On Sylvester’s bend of mind 646
MacMahon, On Sylvester’s style 1040
MacMahon, On the idea of invariance 1746
Magnitude, Grassmann’s definition 105
Magnus, On the aim in teaching m. 606
Manhattan Island, Cost of 2130
Marcellus, Estimate of Archimedes 909
Maschke, Man above method 660
Masters, On the reading of the 614
Mathematic, Bacon’s use of term 106
Mathematic, Sylvester on use of term 101
Mathematical faculty, Frequency of 832
Mathematical mill, The 239 1891
Mathematical productions 648 649
Mathematical theory, When complete 636 637
Mathematical training 443 444
Mathematician, The Chapter VIII
Mathematics, Advantage over philosophy 1436 1438
Mathematics, And applications Chapter XV
Mathematics, And logic Chapter XIII
Mathematics, And philosophy Chapter XIV
Mathematics, And professional education 429
Mathematics, And science Chapter XV
Mathematics, And science teaching 522
Mathematics, As a fine art Chapter XI
Mathematics, As a language Chapter XII
Mathematics, As an instrument 1506
Mathematics, Compared to French language 311
Mathematics, Definitions of Chapter I
Mathematics, Estimates of Chapter III
Mathematics, For its own sake 1540 1541 1545 1546
Mathematics, Knowledge most in 214
Mathematics, Modern Chapter VII
Mathematics, nature of Chapter II
Mathematics, Objects of Chapter I
Mathematics, Research in Chapter VI
Mathematics, Study of Chapter VI
Mathematics, Suppl. brevity of life 218
Mathematics, Teaching of Chapter V
Mathematics, The care of great men 322
Mathematics, The queen of the sciences 975
Mathematics, The range of 269
Mathematics, The wings of 1604
Mathematics, Value of Chapter IV
Mathesis 274 276 1870 2015
Mathews, Laws of algebra 1709
Mathews, On Cyclotomy 1647
Mathews, On Disqu. Arith. 1638
Mathews, On infinite, zero, infinitesimal 1964
Mathews, On number theory 1639
Mathews, The symbol 1646
Math’ns hard to convince 811
Math’ns practice freedom 208 806
Math’ns require genius 819
Math’ns require genius M. and social science 1696
Math’ns require genius M. indispensable to science 1619
Math’ns require genius On Comte 942
Math’ns require genius On Descartes 942 948
Math’ns require genius On geometrical method 1861
Math’ns require genius On Leibnitz 987
Math’ns require genius On m. and philosophy 1421
Math’ns require genius On m. as training for philos ophers 1422
Math’ns require genius On Sir William Hamilton’s ignorance of m. 978
Math’ns require genius On the calculus 1903
Math’ns require genius On the nature of geometry 1838
Maxims of great math’ns 630 631 649
Maxims of math’ns 630 631 649
Maxims of math’ns, Characteristics of the mind of a 1534
Maxims of math’ns, Intellectual habits of math’ns 1428
Maxims of math’ns, Not a computer 1211
Maxims of math’ns, The place of the 1529
Maxwell 1043 1116
McCormack, On function 1933
McCormack, On the unpopularity of m. 270
Medicine, M. and the study of 1585 1918
Mellor, Conclusions involved in premises 238
Mellor, Definition of higher m. 108
Mellor, On integration 1923 1926
Mellor, On m. and science 1661
Mellor, On the calculus 1912
Memory in m. 253
Mensechmus 901
Mere math’ns 820 821
Merz, Disquisitiones Arithmeticae 1637
Merz, M. extends knowledge 1624
Merz, On extreme views in m. 827
Merz, On functions 1932
Merz, On hyper-space 2036
Merz, On Leibnitz’s work 989
Merz, On m. as a lens 1616
Merz, On the dominant ideas in m. 726
Merz, On the math, tendency of Leibnitz 990
Merz, On the transforming power of m. 303
Metaphysics, M. the only true 305
Meteorology and m. 1557
Method of m. 212—215 226 227 230 235 244 806 1576
Metric system 1725
Military training, M. in 314 418 1574
Mill, On generalization in m. 246
Mill, On induction in m. 221 222
Mill, On m. in a scientific education 444
Mill, On math, studies 409
Miller, On the Darmstaetter prize 2129
Milner, Geometry and poetry 1118
Minchin, On English text-books 639
Mineralogy and m. 1558
Minkowski, On integral numbers 1636
Miracles and m. 2157 2158 2160
Mixed m., Bacon’s definition of 106
Modem algebra 1031 1032 1638 1741
Modem geometry 1710—1713 715 716 1878
Modem m. Chapter VII.
Moebius, M. a fine art 1107
Moebius, Math’ns constitute a favorite class 809
Moral science and m. 1438—1440
Moral value of m. (see Ethical value)
Mottoes, Of math’ns 630 631 649
Mottoes, Of Pythagoreans 1833
Murray, Definition of m. 116
Music and m. 101 276 965 1107 1112 1116 1127 1128 1130—1133 1135 1136
Myers, On m. as a school subject 403
Myers, On pleasure in m. 464
Myers, On the ethical value of m. 467
Myers, On the value of arithmetic 1622
Mysticism and numbers 2136 2141 2143
Napier’s rule 1888
Napoleon, His interest in m. 314 1001
Napoleon, M. and the welfare of the state 313
Natural science and m. Chapter XV (see also 244 444 445 501)
Natural selection 1921
Nature of 1639
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