Historia Mathematica

Title Publication Date Language Citations
Gauss's contributions to statistics1978/05/01English13
The rise of Cayley's invariant theory (1841–1862)1986/08/01English13
Calculus and Analysis in Early 19th-Century Britain: The Work of William Wallace1999/08/01English13
Newton and the Notion of Limit2001/02/01English13
The emergence of open sets, closed sets, and limit points in analysis and topology2008/08/01English12
Exceptions and counterexamples: Understanding Abel's comment on Cauchy's Theorem2005/11/01English12
On the forgotten theorem of Mr. Vincent1978/11/01English12
The Cambridge Mathematical Journal and its descendants: the linchpin of a research community in the early and mid-Victorian Age2004/11/01English12
Completing the Gödel-Zermelo correspondence1985/02/01English12
Graphs in cultures: A study in ethnomathematics1988/08/01English12
The calculus of the trigonometric functions1987/11/01English12
Leonhard Euler: The First St. Petersburg Years (1727–1741)1996/05/01English12
Drawing the Boundaries: Mathematical Statistics in 20th-Century America1996/02/01English12
“A valuable monument of mathematical genius”: The Ladies' Diary (1704–1840)2009/02/01English11
Rethinking geometrical exactness2011/02/01English11
Hilda Geiringer-von Mises, Charlier series, ideology, and the human side of the emancipation of applied mathematics at the university of Berlin during the 1920s1993/11/01English11
Diagrams in the Arabic Euclidean tradition: a preliminary assessment2005/05/01English11
The varieties of mechanics by 18001990/11/01English11
The mathematician, the historian, and the history of mathematics1975/11/01English11
Circle measurements in ancient China1986/11/01English11
Archimedes and the spirals: The heuristic background1978/02/01English11
Probabilistic expectation and rationality in classical probability theory1980/08/01English11
The antecedents of old Babylonian place notation and the early history of Babylonian mathematics1976/11/01English11
Robert Adrian: American mathematician1977/05/01English11
On mathematics in the history of Sub-Saharan Africa1994/08/01English11
From Student Club to National Society: The Founding of the London Mathematical Society in 18651995/11/01English10
Were the Fibonacci Series and the Golden Section Known in Ancient Egypt?2002/05/01English10
“Scientific control” in mathematical reviewing and German-U.S.-American relations between the two World Wars1994/08/01English10
Wābkanawīʼs prediction and calculations of the annular solar eclipse of 30 January 12832013/08/01English10
Bolzano and uniform continuity2005/08/01English10