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Volume 26 - Issue 269 - May 1942

Contents

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Research Article

  • A Method of Inversion

  • Frank H. Hummel
  • Published online by Cambridge University Press:
    03 November 2016, pp. 73-80

  • If from a point, regarded as a centre of inversion, a radius is drawn on which are two points at distances r1 and r2 from the centre, satisfying the condition r1r2=r2 = constant, the points defined by r1 and r2 are said to be inverses one of the other.

  • The Non-Equilateral Morley Triangles

  • N. M. Gibbins
  • Published online by Cambridge University Press:
    03 November 2016, pp. 81-86

  • In the Gazette, No. 248 (February, 1938), pp. 50-57, Mr. W J Dobbs gave a very interesting and complete descriptive account of the 18 equilateral “Morley” triangles of a given triangle. The article is especially memorable for its diagrams (1-8) and the present reader is asked to have them at hand for reference.

  • Principles of Theoretical Physics*

  • D. K. Picken
  • Published online by Cambridge University Press:
    03 November 2016, pp. 87-95

  • Physical Magnitude is of a variety of “kinds”: not of only one or two kinds, nor, on the other hand, of an infinity—or an unlimited number—of kinds, but of a very considerable (though not perhaps quite definite) number of kinds. A catalogue of these—not set out for just that purpose—is to be found on pp. 3-7 of Kaye and Laby (1st Edn.).

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Correspondence

  • Examination Questions

  • Clement V Durell
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    03 November 2016, p. 96
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  • Terminology

  • Catherine W. M. Sherrief
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    03 November 2016, p. 96
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