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Newman J.R. — The World of Mathematics, Volume 2
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Название: The World of Mathematics, Volume 2Автор: Newman J.R. Аннотация: Volume 2 of a monumental 4-vol. set covers mathematics and the physical world, mathematics and social science, and the laws of chance, with non-technical essays by and about scores of eminent mathematicians, economists, scientists, and others. Individual articles on "Mathematics of Motion," by Galileo Galilei; "Mathematics of Heredity," by Gregor Mendel; "Mathematics of Population and Food," by Thomas Robert Malthus, and many more. Informative commentary by noted mathematics scholar James R. Newman precedes each essay. Numerous figures.
Язык: Рубрика: Математика /Статус предметного указателя: Готов указатель с номерами страниц ed2k: ed2k stats Год издания: 2000Количество страниц: 1414Добавлена в каталог: 02.04.2008Операции: Положить на полку |
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Morse, Marston 890 Moseley, Henry G.J.: atomic numbers 841 842—850 Moseley, Henry G.J.: atomic research 840 Moseley, Henry G.J.: cathode bombardment 841 Moseley, Henry G.J.: commentary on 840—841 Motion: absolute 1115—1116 Motion: air resistance 761—763 Motion: compounded of horizontal and vertical motions 766 769 770 Motion: compounded of two uniform motions 765 Motion: horizontal plane 752 761 Motion: instantaneously completed 739 Motion: law of 1207 Motion: minutest organisms 1043—1044 Motion: momentum, measuring 767—769 770: Motion: naturally accelerated 734—754 Motion: Newton's Second Law 760 fn. Motion: persistence 729 Motion: plane surfaces 729 740—742 746—747 752—754 Motion: planetary see planetary motion Motion: points 1203—1204 Motion: projectiles 755—770 Motion: retarded 752—753 761 Motion: theory of 727 Motion: time, relationship with 735 Motion: uniform, properties of 734—754 Motion: uniformly accelerated, definition 738 740 Movement, Brownian 1043—1045 Moxlmum Minimorum 1272 1276 1277 Moyal, J.E. 1260 fn. Muir, Pattison 931 Muller, G.E. 1165 Muller, Hermann 997 Muller, Johannes 1043 fn. 1146 1148 1156 Multiple proportions, law of 918 Murders, world total 1261 Muscular Movement in Man (Hill) 1014 fn. Muscular powers, limit to 1174 Mutants, lower stability 988 Mutation: atomic pattern 973 Mutation: natural 988 Mutation: overcoming selection 964 972 Mutation: quantum jumps 977 Mutation: reversible 990 Mutation: spontaneous 987 Mutation: x-ray Induced 989 990 Nagel, Ernest: "Probability, The Meaning of" 1398—1414 Nagel, Ernest: commentary on 1395—1397 Napier, James R 1009 fn. Napier, John, mathematical notation 728 Napoleon I, Laplace's atheism 1321 National defense 1243 Natural equality 1173 Natural intellectual gifts, production 1181 Natural Philosophy, Treatise on (Thomson and Tait) 1218 Natural selection: analysis 951 Natural selection: characters, socially valuable, Individually disadvantageous 969—971 Natural selection: mathematics of 958—972 Natural selection: measurement of intensity 965—966 Natural selection:Natural selection: metrical character 966—969 Nature, economical tendencies 888 Nature, inexhaustibleness 1351 Nature, misleading 1107—1108 Nautical Almanac 778 814 Nebulae, speed of recession 1074—1075 1089 Necessary speed, principle of 1020—1021 Negative entropy 992—993 995 Negotiation, effect of threats 1241 Neptune, discovery 820 834—839 853 1102 Neumann, John von: chess strategies 1264 Neumann, John von: games, perfect Information 1291 Neumann, John von: Games, Theory of 1265 1268 1270 1277 1282 1283 1285 1293 1309 1312 Neumann, John von: imputations 1281 Neumann, John von: main theorem 1288 1290—1291 Neumann, John von: matching pennies 1264 Neumann, John von: mathematical economics 1201 Neuroblophysical theory 1299 Neutron, discovery 1089—1090 New Sperm Whale, A (Wall) 1008 fn. Newlands, John, law of octaves 910 910 915—916 916 924 926 Newton's rings 1028 1029 Newton, Isaac: air resistance 886 887 Newton, Isaac: earth, theoretical investigation 800 Newton, Isaac: gravitation, theory of 798 799 1094—1098 1100 1101 1103 1317 Newton, Isaac: inertia, law of 729 Newton, Isaac: light waves 1065 fn. Newton, Isaac: longitude at sea 803 804 Newton, Isaac: lunar theory 801 Newton, Isaac: motion, theory of 728 Newton, Isaac: quoted 1094 Newton, Isaac: Second Law of Motion 760 fn. Newtonian mechanics 1412 1413 Next Million Years, The (Darwin) 1190 fn. Nilson, Lars Fredrik, eka-boron 921 Norton, overlapping generations 966 Number: cosmical 1069 Number: great and little 1003 Numbers, theory of 876 878 879 Observable facts, causal dependence 1065 Observation: concept 1054 Observation: continuous 1057 Occam's razor 1247 Octagon: rotation axis 875 Octaves, law of, chemical elements 910 910 915—916 924 Ohm's law 1150 Ohm, Georg Simon 1150 Oligopoly 1267 1268 1282 One-to-one correspondence 1063 1065 Onslow, H. 1028 fn. Operational research 1245 Opinions, difference of 1328—1329 Optics, geometrical 882 fn. Opuscules mathematlques 1366 fn. 1371 Orblum Coeleslium, De Revolutionibus (Copernicus) 728 Order, heredity, quantum theory 990—995 Ore, Oystein 1395 fn. Oresme, Nicole 726 728 Organic goodness, theory of 1371 Origin of Species (Darwin) 1171 Orthogenesis, useless 969 Ostwald. Wilhelm 1040 1044 Owen, Richard, quoted 1007 Oxygen, distribution, animals 954 Palmer, William 806 Pan genesis, theory of 1042 Panpsychism 1158 Parabola: path of projectiles 730 734 Parabola: quadrature 760—761 Paracelsus, zinc 923 Paradise Lost (Milton), quoted 1073 Parental character, hybrids 942 Pareto, Alfredo 1200 Paris, France, Observatory 787 793 Parmenides, quoted 1335 Partial equilibria, theory of 1200 Particles. momentum 1085 Past, pattern for the future 1383 Peacock feathers, coloring 1028 1029 Peacock, George 820 Peano, Giuseppe, postulates 1307 Pearson, Karl: correlation, principle 1170 Pearson, Karl: Francois Galton, Life, Letters and Labours of 1167 Pearson, Karl: human stature, inheritance 966 Pecquet, Jean 786 Peirce, Charles Sanders: "Probability of Induction, The" 1341—1354 Peirce, Charles Sanders: "Red and the Black, The" 1334—1340 Peirce, Charles Sanders: pragmatism 1307 Peirce, Charles Sanders: statistical probability 1396 Pendulum swing, leg 1016 Pendulum: air resistance 977 Pendulum: gravity, effect on 787 798 800 Pendulum: gridiron 807 808 808 Pendulum: isochronism 731 731 Pendulum: movements 977 Pendulum: oscilation 800 Pendulum: temperature, effect on 799 Penn, William, quoted 1248 Pennies, matching, state coin tossing Pennsylvania, first commercial oil well 928 Penurbations, inverse 820 823—824 Penurbations, motion of Uranus 823 824 827 Perfect competition 1282 Perfect information, games 1291 Periodic law, chemical elements 910 913 Periodic table, chemical elements 841 911 925 926 928 Periodicity, theory of 1375 Perkin, William, discoverer of mauve dye 920 Permutation, shuffled playing cards 1385 Perrault, Claude, Paris Observalory 787 Perrin, J. 1043 fn. 1044 Petch, T. 1007 fn. Petersburg Paradox 1368 1368 1369 1370 1371 Petly, Sir William 1194 1202 Phillip III (king of Spain), offer for discoverer of longitude measurer 781—782 Phillips, H, F. 1018 fn. Philosophy and the Physicists (Stebbing) 1049 fn. Phosphorus, discovery 923 Photographs, breaking soap bubbles 896 Phrenology 1149 Physical Science, The (Bragg) 1048 fn. Physical Science, The Philosophy of (Eddington) 1069 fn. Physical World, The Nature of the (Eddington) 1050 fn. 1091 Physics, History of (Von Laue) 851 fn. Physics, On Understanding (Watson) 1049 fn. Physics: analysis, applications 1330 Physics: mathematical 1402 Physics: probability calculus 1403 Physics: quantitative and qualitative assertions 1071—1072 Physics: work done by a body 1399 1400 Picard, Abbe Jean 787 788 792—793 803 Picot, George 786 fn. Pigafetta, Antonio, navigation 780 789 Pilgrim's Progress (Bunyan) 952 Plaggio, H.T.H. 1092 Planck, Max 874 1203 Planck, Max, quantum theory 841 974 976 1048 1089 Plane, surfaces, motions on 729 740—742 746—747 Planetary motion 1204 Planetary motion, ellipse 1102 Planets: elliptic orbit 823—824 Planets: minor, distribution 1382—1383 1387 Planets: perturbations 1317—1318 Planets: speeds 1098 Planisphere, Paris Observatory 794 Plank, Stephen 806 Plant-hybridization, experiments in 937—938 Plants: experimental, selection of 938—939 Plants: hybrids 940—941 Plants: mental life 1151 Plateau's problem 884 885 887 901—909 Plateau, Felix, Insect strength 1014 Plateau, Joseph Antoine Ferdinand: soap bubbles, geometrical construction 898 Plateau, Joseph Antoine Ferdinand: Statique des Liquides 898 Plateau, Joseph Antoine Ferdinand: surface tension, soap bubbles 891 Platinum, discovery 923 Plato: "saving the phenomena" 727 Plato: cubes, solid 872 Plato: Euclid's geometry 1295 Plato: metaphors 1308 Playing cards, shuffling 1385 1387—1388 Poincare, Henri: "Chance" 1380—1394 Poincare, Henri: "Mathematical Creation" 1377 Poincare, Henri: commentary on 1374—1379 Poincare, Henri: elliptic functions 1375 Poincare, Henri: fluid, gravitating mass in rotation 1377 Poincare, Henri: Fuchsian functions 1377 Poincare, Henri: publications 1375 Poincare, Henri: quoted 1378 Points: between zero and one 1060—1061 Points: curve 889—890 Points: functions 887 Points: moving 1203—1204 Points: saddle 1272—1273 1275 Points: value variations 1206 Poisson distribution 1257—1258 1259 Poisson, Sun on Denis, Petersburg Paradox 1368 1370 Poker, strategic: determination 1264 Polanyi, M. 979 Pole star, latitude, reckoning 778 Political Arithmetic (Buffon) 1333 Political Economy, Principles of (Muel) 1234 fn. Political Economy, The Theory of (Jevons) 1202 1217—1237 Political economy: distribution of commodity 1228—1229 Political economy: disutility and discommodity 1227—1228 Political economy: economics, relation to ethics 1221 Political economy: exact measurement 1219 Political economy: exchange, theory of 1231—1235 Political economy: feeling and motives, measurement 1219—1220 Political economy: indifference, law of 1229—1231 Political economy: labor, theory of 1235—1237 Political economy: mathematical and exact sciences, confusion between 1218—1219 Political economy: mathematical character 1217—1218 Political economy: symbolic statement of theory 1233—1235 Political economy: utility, theory of 1222—1235 Political science, economics, logical method 1220—1221 Politics, content-analysis techniques 1312 Pollen-grains, magnitude 1038 1038 Pope, Alexander, quoted 1074 1094 Popoff, M. 1032 fn. Population and food, mathematics of 1193—1197 Population As It Affects the Future, Improvement of Society, Principle of (Malthus) 1189—1190 Population: checks to 1197—1199 Population: equilibrium 967—968 Population: increase 1189 1190 1194 1196—1197 Porson, Richard 1179 Port Royal Logic 1361 1372 Portugal, Bull of Demarcation 781 Poseidonius, earth, measurement 792 Possibility, mathematics of 1322 Postulational system 1295—1296 Poultry, broodiness 969 Powder grains suspended in water 1385 1388 Pragmatism 1307 Prasad, Ganesh 1374 fn. Precision, limits 1048 Preston, Thomas, Light, The Theory of 882 fn. Prevost, Pierre 1005 fn. Primary matter 918 Principle (Newton) 1307 Principles, calculus of probabilities 1329—1333 Probabilism, Jesuit doctrine 1360—1361 Probabilities, A Philosophical Essay on (Laplace), quoted 1047 Probabilities, Calcul des (Bertrand) 1380 Probabilities,'Letters on (Quetelet) 1181 1183 Probability, the Foundation of Eugenics (Galton) 1372 Probability, Theory of (Jeffreys) 1257 Probability, Treatise on (Keynes) 1356 1357 Probability: addition, rule for 1341 Probability: calculus of 1329—1333 1381 1392 1393 1403—1404 1405 1407 Probability: character 1335 Probability: classic view 1395 Probability: compound event 1330 Probability: conceptualistic theory 1342—1343 1345 1346—1347 1348 1350 1354 Probability: consequences 1341 1344 Probability: curves 1391 Probability: dice throwing 1342 Probability: diminution 1330 Probability: ethical theory 1361 Probability: events to cause 1331—1332 Probability: formation of belief 1345—1346 Probability: frequency theory 1357 1406—1409 1411 1413 Probability: indeterminate 1347
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