Mathematics
Found in 198 Collections and/or Records:
Index Chartarum in M.S. C. in folio, 1700
An index, in Gregory's hand, to the material he designated as Folio C.
Inventio Canonis quo facillime ex quaratico Tschurnhausii determinatur quadranda, c1688
Gregory learns more quadrature from Tchirnhausen.
Investigatio Curvae Celerrimi descensus, February 1697
Workpapers in which Gregory supposes that a solid's quickest line of descent through a curve is not the catenary or the cycloid, but the trochoid.
Isaaci Newtoni tractatus de seriebus infinitis et convergentibus, c1685
Notes on Newton's 1671 tract on fluxions, copied out from John Craige. Their concluding section, on angular sections, is in English.
Jac: Gregorii Methodus Depomendi aequationem. Cont: 4. fol., s.d.
Gregory's writeup of two of his uncle's notions in algebra.
Jac: Gregorii Oratio ad Acad: Edinburg:, 1692
Inaugural peech of David Gregory's brother James upon his accession to the mathematics chair at Edinburgh.
Jac: Gregorius De Maximis et Minimis, c1660-1675
Thoughts on graphing certain functions, proceeding from earlier notes on Hudde. These are in the form of a letter (without address or name).
James Gregory on mathematics, c1692
An essay on mathematics and scientific enquiry by James Gregory, younger brother of David Gregory.
Jo: Craig: specimen method: quadratura..., 1680's
How John Craige dealt with a particular case of integration.
Jo: Craige supplementii ad suam Methodum, in Epist: Auct: ad Colin Campbellum, c1696
Extract of a letter from Craige to Colin Campbell explaining a method of quadrature.