Huygens, Christiaan, 1629-1695 (Dutch mathematician)
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Oratio de Baroscopiis in Coni: publ: Acad: Edinburg: 1688, 1688
Graduation speech, in Gregory's hand, of one Charles Sinclair. It explains the barometer, and mentions the work of Torricelli, Huygens, and Hooke. Several diagrams append.
Oratio de Quadr: Lunale Hypocratis, 1690
Graduation speech, in Gregory's hand, of one Laurence Oliphant. This young man may have been Gregory's future brother-in-law.
The subject is Hyppocrates' lunula. Two documents on the same subject come before this, no doubt as supporting notes. One is the draft of a letter from Gregory to Wallis, referring to a 1687 article by Tchirnhausen in the Leipzig Acta, the other, a transcript of that article.
Probl: ... et theorema Hugeniarium ..., 1680's
Notes on Huygens and Deschales.
Problema Alhazeni, c1690
Huygens's treatment of a problem by Alhazen, which appears to have been copied out at the same time as item 23 before.
Propositiones Quaedam de Ludo Aleae ..., s.d.
Propositions from Huygens on dicing and games of chance generally. (He may mean 'tessella' where he refers to 'tessera', or perhaps he refers to dominoes.)
Quarto A, c1680-c1708
Tractata cum Hugenio - Hage Com. Maio 1693 (from index), 16 May 1693-18 May 1693
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