Mathematics
Found in 215 Collections and/or Records:

Papers of David Gregory
Papers of Godfrey H. Thomson
Papers of Henry Erskine (1720-1754)
Papers of Professor Alexander C. Aitken
Papers of Professor Walter Ledermann
The collection largely consists of letters from Godfrey Thomson to Ledermann. Many are highly mathematical in content, containing formulae and mathematical notation, though they also regard social events and contain enquiries from Thomson with regards to the safety of Ledermann's family throughout the war.
Papers of Sir David Pollock
The papers consist of:
Gen. 703-712: notes taken down by Sir David Pollock on lectures on natural history by J. Walker, "Epitome", 1797. 10 manuscript volumes.
Gen. 774-783: elements of mathematics containing the first six books of Euclid, and lectures on logic by Professor J. Finlayson, taken down by Pollock in 1796-1797, and observations on medical jurisprudence delivered in lectures by Professor A. Duncan, 1797-1798. 10 manuscript volumes.
Papers of William Wallace, Professor of Mathematics
Mathematical notebook containing a system of spherical trigonometry, geometrical problem, etc. by Professor William Wallace. 1790s-1800s. Accompanied by a red, thin volume, containing Wallace's own notes, and letters. Paper watermark 1819. In the volume are loosely inserted, a paper on the separation of the symbols of quantity and operation, and a letter of Prof. Wallace to engineer Thomas Drummond, 30 May 1830.
Pars Probl: veterum, 28 August 1680
Gregory's solution to a very ancient problem about parabolae and their asymtotes.
'Praelectiones Astronomicae' (excerpt), 07 June 1706
A critique of the Keplerian ellipse from William Whiston's Praelectiones, (1707), which were also published in English in 1715 and 1728. Gregory's handwritten note at the bottom suggests that he or Sir Edmund Halley helped with corrections.