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A Brief Consideration Of The Different Methods Of Integration, Donald Golden
A Brief Consideration Of The Different Methods Of Integration, Donald Golden
Master's Theses
Any student of mathematics is familiar with the importance of the process of integration. Integration is as fundamental to analysis as the basic principles of the number theory are to arithmetical calculation. Some of the common applications of integration are, finding the distance a falling body has travelled during a particular interval of time; to determine the equation of a curve, given different conditions (such as slope of the curve equal numerically to one-half the abscissa, or some similar problem); motion of a projectile; motion in a resisting medium; finding areas and volumes of revolution; length of a curve; areas …
Radioactive Properties Of The Subterranean Waters Of Ellis County, Kansas., Verne Lippert
Radioactive Properties Of The Subterranean Waters Of Ellis County, Kansas., Verne Lippert
Master's Theses
Soon after the discovery of Becquerel rays in 1896, tests were made on ordinary matter to see if all matter were radioactive. Although there is evidence to show that all matter is radioactive, to a degree and under certain conditions, it has been found that the greater part of the observable effect is due to traces of radioactive material permeating all matter in general. Thus, radium and its products being the most active of radioactive substances, the surface of the earth is covered with traces of these radioactive substances but the amount varies from place to place. Moreover, determinations of …
The Theory Of Determinants: Some Special Forms And Applications, William Ralph Eikelberger
The Theory Of Determinants: Some Special Forms And Applications, William Ralph Eikelberger
Master's Theses
The theory of determinants is a relatively new branch of mathematics; it was not firmly established until a brief 200 years ago. It was not until the middle of the 18th century that Cramer, one of the independent discoverers of the fundamental idea, was fortunate enough to attract attention to the theory of determinants. Much of the literature is written on the assumption that its reader has a good background in the subject. Then other authors just give the fundamental properties of determinants without proof of their statements. These latter authors are not interested in the mathematical theory of determinants, …
Operational Characteristics Of The Differential Dynamometer: Conductometric Titrations, Raymond Joseph Melchione
Operational Characteristics Of The Differential Dynamometer: Conductometric Titrations, Raymond Joseph Melchione
Master's Theses
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Singular Solutions Of Differential Equations, John E. Klest
Singular Solutions Of Differential Equations, John E. Klest
Master's Theses
No abstract provided.
Some Reactions Of Creatinine With Certain Aliphatic Halogen Derivatives, Howard Edwards Wright Jr
Some Reactions Of Creatinine With Certain Aliphatic Halogen Derivatives, Howard Edwards Wright Jr
Master's Theses
The object of this investigation is to prepare some derivatives of creatinine from certain aliphatic halogen compounds with emphasis on the nature of the reactions through which condensation takes place.