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709:, as quoted from Knowledge itself: The engine cycle is named after George Brayton (1830â1892), the American engineer who developed it originally for use in piston engines, although it was originally proposed and patented by Englishman John Barber in 1791.
2015:. The name NyquistâShannon sampling theorem honours Harry Nyquist and Claude Shannon, but the theorem was also previously discovered by E. T. Whittaker (published in 1915) and Shannon cited Whittaker's paper in his work. (from Knowledge)
1991:, is a general restatement of Stigler's Law, "No saying or pronouncement is named after its originator." This law was named for Norman as an example of Stigler's Law â which was, itself, not named after its originator.
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after Pierre Curie, who reported this discovery in his 1895 thesis ... In an example of
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Superiore di Scienze Economiche e Commerciali di Firenze 1936
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1984:. Newton owns the discovery of only the third one.
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799:who subsequently discovered the first one in 1910.
3060:"Estimation of the Means for Dependent Variables"
2370:had independently discovered the paradox in 1899.
2047:in the 17th century, long before Olbers was born.
1466:. However, it was first proposed much earlier by
1084:published the proof to a conjecture put forth by
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3524:Hodrick, Robert, and Edward C. Prescott (1997),
2413:in set theory was first stated without proof by
2029:around the Solar System was first postulated by
1716:was first discovered as a conserved quantity by
1398:preceded Heaviside's proposal by several months.
1394:was named for Oliver Heaviside although work by
640:. However, its development is often credited to
3150:, San Diego, California (November 11â12, 1971).
3111:Journal of the American Statistical Association
2304:and independently rediscovered by Prim in 1957.
2300:, developed in 1930 by the Czech mathematician
1536:credit for earlier observation of this pattern.
644:, who described the procedure's application to
370:by at least three centuries in ancient Babylon.
2906:Dalley, Stephanie; Oleson, John Peter (2003).
2668:because he wrote a preliminary report called "
2451:in radio frequency engineering is named after
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3682:"Applications and explanations of Zipf's law"
3437:"Sur l'attraction des sphéroïdes elliptiques"
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1766:published his first report three years later.
1194:: the property of infinite sets was known to
3574:PhD-Design Discussion List, 7 January 2013,
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3271:"Opinion | Descartes is Not Our Father"
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2171:and it is currently marketed under the name
1964:were known and proposed in separate ways by
1228:: the normal distribution was introduced by
961:, a critical temperature of phase change in
951:, but invented 160 years earlier in 1805 by
408:in 1922 and then, independently, in 1923 by
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2366:discovered and published in 1901. However,
1982:PhilosophiĂŠ Naturalis Principia Mathematica
1962:Newton's first and second laws of mechanics
1292:but it was actually invented by astronomer
1252:who published in 1901. First discovered by
759:also does not include the eponymous donkey.
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3179:LMS Journal of Computation and Mathematics
3016:"Force Potentials in Quantum Field Theory"
2651:La cifra del. Sig. Giovan Battista Bellaso
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1684:is generally used to refer to the idea of
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1067:30 years before Euler published his proof.
3460:Leçons sur l'électricité et le magnétisme
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2064:around 1890, but was first introduced by
1938:, the original algorithm was invented by
509:was the first to obtain a patent in 1855.
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3302:Past, Present, and Future of Statistics
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1918:. The research problem was proposed by
1686:inheritance of acquired characteristics
785:and introduced by German mathematician
532:. The equation was first published by
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3269:Mercer, Christia (25 September 2017).
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2320:, although it was known before him to
2203:after he included it in his 1795 book
2199:in the 5th century AD but named after
2009:technical report, dated November 1926.
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2670:First Draft of a Report on the EDVAC
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2594:Taiâs method was known in antiquity.
2583:in circuit theory was discovered by
2498:'s work in 1754 were first found by
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2082:Pearson's Coefficient of Correlation
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2748:Count Alois von Beckh WidmanstÀtten
2465:, a Dutch scientist, also known as
2246:who studied them in 1882. However,
57:"List of examples of Stigler's law"
13:
3728:Lists of inventions or discoveries
3103:"Multiple Comparisons Among Means"
1997:was published in November 1926 by
1277:a year before it was published by
719:. Proposed a few years earlier by
125:concerns the supposed tendency of
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3394:from the original on 2016-02-13.
3065:Annals of Mathematical Statistics
2966:. Vol. 6. 2005. p. 791.
2951:. Vol. 2. 2005. p. 168.
2899:
1908:at the time of writing the paper
1762:and Chatelin. French neurologist
1408:, though were studied earlier by
770:CantorâBernsteinâSchröder theorem
3441:Mémoires de l'Académie de Berlin
2600:was independently arrived at by
2362:is a paradox in set theory that
2316:, named after the mathematician
2013:Nyquist-Shannon sampling theorem
2005:who presented it in an internal
2001:and independently discovered by
1900:. The algorithm was named after
1748:but was previously theorized by
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1102:calculation, was discovered by
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2752:William Thomson (mineralogist)
2571:who also described it in 1888.
1906:Los Alamos National Laboratory
1647:who described it in 1965, but
1353:: the theory was developed by
579:, who rediscovered it in 1960.
488:Joseph Louis François Bertrand
423:BaileyâBorweinâPlouffe formula
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3542:On a new method of graduation
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2782:after the Canadian geologist
2736:in 1833, but named after Sir
2653:, but later misattributed to
1898:MetropolisâHastings algorithm
755:. The version popularised by
540:Betteridge's law of headlines
439:, creator of the comic strip
314:
3504:. Dover Books. p. 323.
2862:List of multiple discoveries
2758:Wike's law of low odd primes
2645:was originally described by
2591:who rediscovered it in 1883.
2400:metalâsemiconductor junction
2102:. Apparently Euler confused
2084:: was originally derived by
1930:. Furthermore, according to
1824:The Cathedral and the Bazaar
1817:, but actually described by
871:, the mass upper limit of a
741:originally attributed it to
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2598:Tsiolkovsky rocket equation
2569:Ătienne-Louis Arthur Fallot
2461:of refraction, named after
2120:in 1934. The mathematician
2074:: studied by and named for
1886:, the formulation that one
1797:Liebig's law of the minimum
1501:, but given to his student
1426:but was first theorized by
1236:who began using it in 1794.
1000:of continuous improvement.
833:, but was already known to
486:in 1878, nine years before
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3680:Powers, David M W (1998).
3668:The Rainbow of Mathematics
3163:. O'Reilly (2005), p. 142.
2790:had proposed in the 1920s.
2411:SchröderâBernstein theorem
2394:was neither discovered by
2352:, who popularized its use.
2181:were described earlier by
1987:Norman's law, proposed by
885:Subrahmanyan Chandrasekhar
815:, the solution to general
729:, a counting technique in
669:normal form. But it isn't.
571:appears in a 1752 book by
3648:Amusements in Mathematics
3540:Whittaker, E. T. (1923):
3331:"Random-Cluster Measures"
3305:. CRC Press. p. 35.
3288:Chernoff, Herman (2014).
3192:10.1112/S1461157013000065
3101:Dunn, Olive Jean (1961).
3058:Dunn, Olive Jean (1958).
2857:List of misnamed theorems
2563:was described in 1672 by
2541:, previously derived by
2482:SnelliusâPothenot problem
2436:in geometry is named for
2322:Babylonian mathematicians
2240:Poincaré half-plane model
2221:in 1854, but named after
2066:Ferdinand Georg Frobenius
1714:LaplaceâRungeâLenz vector
1550:), published it in 1910.
1232:in 1733, but named after
895:probability distributions
821:NiccolĂČ Fontana Tartaglia
743:Ferdinand Georg Frobenius
536:, but without derivation.
530:quantum field theoretical
480:André's reflection method
476:Bertrand's ballot theorem
3335:The Random-Cluster Model
3290:"A career in statistics"
3173:Lemmermeyer, F. (2013).
2662:Von Neumann architecture
2587:in 1853 but named after
2539:Student's t-distribution
2520:Stirling's approximation
1872:after the writer of the
1858:but first discovered by
1803:and only popularized by
1734:, but it is named after
1698:transmutation of species
1692:, but the idea predates
1540:Joukowski transformation
1518:was first discovered by
1339:in 1806 and expanded by
1126:FloydâWarshall algorithm
1053:, but it is named after
915:but due to Herman Rubin.
883:, and later improved by
805:, first investigated by
797:Robert Daniel Carmichael
783:Henry John Stephen Smith
781:, discovered in 1874 by
598:, was first proposed by
528:of a two-body system in
464:, named after physicist
3079:10.1214/aoms/1177706374
3001:10.1103/PhysRev.84.1232
2964:EncyclopĂŠdia Britannica
2949:EncyclopĂŠdia Britannica
2826:states that given some
2647:Giovan Battista Bellaso
1892:D.J. and V.J.M. Di Maio
1799:was first developed by
1732:Madhava of Sangamagrama
1609:was developed first by
1452:HodrickâPrescott filter
933:, developed earlier by
875:, was first derived by
638:Bonferroni inequalities
634:Carlo Emilio Bonferroni
629:is named after Italian
554:Frederick W. Lanchester
524:), which describes the
514:BetheâSalpeter equation
338:. Werner Ehrenberg and
3697:Cite journal requires
3500:Heath, Thomas (1921).
3433:Lagrange, Joseph-Louis
2926:10.1353/tech.2003.0011
2913:Technology and Culture
2836:inversely proportional
2744:WidmanstÀtten patterns
2734:Samuel Hunter Christie
2606:Konstantin Tsiolkovsky
2492:Steiner triple systems
2288:Joseph-Nicolas Delisle
2088:and published in 1846.
1924:Marshall N. Rosenbluth
1672:Guillaume de l'HĂŽpital
1589:Lodovico delle Colombe
1587:was first observed by
1337:Friedrich von Schlegel
1149:William Hyde Wollaston
1115:Konstantin Tsiolkovsky
983:; first discovered by
941:CooleyâTukey algorithm
891:Chebyshev's inequality
737:, or possibly others.
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660:database normalization
652:BoyceâCodd normal form
455:BellmanâFord algorithm
442:Dykes to Watch Out For
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2585:Hermann von Helmholtz
2469:of refraction (after
2386:Charles Joseph Minard
2348:, but is named after
2284:Augustin-Jean Fresnel
2225:who promoted its use.
1928:Arianna W. Rosenbluth
1876:quoting the words of
1846:James Clerk Maxwell's
1728:Leibniz formula for Ï
1694:Jean-Baptiste Lamarck
1542:was first derived by
1325:in 1519, the year of
1309:Bonaventura Cavalieri
1226:Gaussian distribution
1206:Joseph Louis Lagrange
1204:: first described by
1163:Georges-Louis Leclerc
1153:Joseph von Fraunhofer
903:Irénée-Jules Bienaymé
835:Bonaventura Cavalieri
735:Augustin Louis Cauchy
699:, first described by
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627:Bonferroni correction
569:Bilinski dodecahedron
356:, first developed in
2947:"Bessemer process".
2840:George Kingsley Zipf
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2766:Sir Ronald A. Fisher
2730:measuring instrument
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2657:in the 19th century.
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2254:Poisson distribution
2205:Elements of Geometry
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2778:, named in 1974 by
2561:tetralogy of Fallot
2463:Willebrord Snellius
2453:Phillip Hagar Smith
2314:Pythagorean theorem
2280:Fresnel bright spot
2278:observed it or the
2236:Poincaré disk model
2207:and credited it to
2003:Edward Lawry Norton
1902:Nicholas Metropolis
1838:Maxwell's equations
1402:Hermite polynomials
1323:Nicolaus Copernicus
1301:Gregorian telescope
1096:Fermi's golden rule
923:production function
869:Chandrasekhar limit
697:Pairwise comparison
693:BradleyâTerry model
584:BlackâScholes model
575:but is named after
410:Pierre Victor Auger
380:in 1797, predating
360:around 7th century.
3646:noted in his 1917
3327:Grimmett, Geoffrey
3275:The New York Times
2962:"Kelly, William".
2885:Stephanie Dalley,
2738:Charles Wheatstone
2655:Blaise de VigenĂšre
2581:Thévenin's theorem
2567:, but named after
2294:a century earlier.
2292:Giacomo F. Maraldi
2219:Charles Wheatstone
2043:was formulated by
1942:and reinvented by
1706:was discovered by
1641:Kolakoski sequence
1585:Kepler's Supernova
1464:Edward C. Prescott
1442:Hero of Alexandria
1396:Arthur E. Kennelly
1169:Frobenius elements
1100:quantum mechanical
1016:Augustus De Morgan
831:Laurent Cassegrain
501:was discovered by
425:was discovered by
388:Arrhenius equation
382:Jean-Robert Argand
150:; you can help by
132:Examples include:
3733:Scientific method
3443:(in French): 125.
3352:978-3-540-32891-9
3035:10.1143/PTP.5.614
3014:Y. Nambu (1950).
2895:978-0-19-966226-5
2780:Kevin C. A. Burke
2760:, a principle of
2726:Wheatstone bridge
2695:Lejeune Dirichlet
2678:J. Presper Eckert
2649:in his 1553 book
2524:Abraham de Moivre
2427:Simpson's paradox
2360:Russell's paradox
2308:Prinzmetal angina
2262:Abraham de Moivre
2118:Oscar ReutersvÀrd
2114:impossible object
2072:Pascal's triangle
1920:Augusta H. Teller
1874:Gospel of Matthew
1805:Justus von Liebig
1775:Justus von Liebig
1752:and Otto Brasche.
1736:Gottfried Leibniz
1655:Kronecker product
1649:Rufus Oldenburger
1645:William Kolakoski
1548:Nikolay Zhukovsky
1480:two years before
1456:Robert J. Hodrick
1321:was described by
1286:Graham escapement
1230:Abraham de Moivre
1192:Galileo's paradox
1179:Fibonacci numbers
1119:long before Fermi
985:Moses Schönfinkel
859:Cavendish balance
845:Cartesian duality
813:Cardano's formula
793:Carmichael number
620:Johann Elert Bode
573:John Lodge Cowley
562:Nikolai Zhukovsky
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2683:Voronoi diagrams
2666:John von Neumann
2631:are named after
2530:Stokes's theorem
2514:Robert K. Merton
2508:, attributed by
2486:Laurent Pothenot
2419:Richard Dedekind
2384:was invented by
2364:Bertrand Russell
2350:Osborne Reynolds
2298:Prim's algorithm
2248:Eugenio Beltrami
2193:Playfair's axiom
2110:Penrose triangle
2058:Padé approximant
1995:Norton's theorem
1870:Robert K. Merton
1842:Oliver Heaviside
1771:Liebig condenser
1756:Lhermitte's sign
1722:Johann Bernoulli
1704:LambertâBeer law
1690:soft inheritance
1676:Johann Bernoulli
1668:L'HĂŽpital's rule
1575:Kasiski analysis
1516:Jacobson's organ
1497:was invented by
1478:Georges LemaĂźtre
1432:François Englert
1404:are named after
1359:Wolfgang Gröbner
1355:Bruno Buchberger
1294:Richard Towneley
1246:Gibbs phenomenon
1145:Fraunhofer lines
1134:Stephen Warshall
1028:are named after
1012:De Morgan's laws
935:Philip Wicksteed
877:Wilhelm Anderson
774:Richard Dedekind
739:William Burnside
727:Burnside's lemma
679:Richard Towneley
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2136:A. B. Kempe
2132:Julius Petersen
2092:Pell's equation
2086:Auguste Bravais
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1520:Frederik Ruysch
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1468:E. T. Whittaker
1440:is named after
1438:Heron's formula
1422:is named after
1406:Charles Hermite
1392:Heaviside layer
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1212:Gauss's theorem
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1051:Jacob Bernoulli
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927:Paul H. Douglas
913:Herman Chernoff
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817:cubic equations
807:Wilhelm Killing
803:Cartan matrices
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2612:in 1912, and
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2506:Stigler's law
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2501:
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2496:Jakob Steiner
2493:
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1744:is named for
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2793:
2788:Ămile Argand
2776:Wilson Cycle
2732:invented by
2674:John Mauchly
2650:
2619:
2575:Taylor's law
2415:Georg Cantor
2331:
2328:the result).
2279:
2271:
2268:Poisson spot
2204:
2187:Pythagoreans
2153:mRNA vaccine
1940:Enrico Fermi
1936:Emilio SegrĂš
1909:
1884:Meadow's law
1822:
1813:: named for
1760:Pierre Marie
1598:Killing form
1526:Jordan's Law
1522:before 1732.
1499:Wilhelm Lenz
1482:Edwin Hubble
1474:Hubble's law
1428:Robert Brout
1386:Helmut Hasse
1311:in 1632 and
1275:Karol Pollak
1248:: named for
1220:Ostrogradsky
1159:Fresnel lens
1130:Robert Floyd
1020:Jean Buridan
998:Deming cycle
973:before 1832.
967:Pierre Curie
965:, named for
945:J. W. Cooley
925:named after
919:CobbâDouglas
881:E. C. Stoner
863:John Michell
847:: Named for
837:in 1632 and
787:Georg Cantor
757:Jean Buridan
731:group theory
715:named after
666:
664:
526:bound states
492:Désiré André
449:Bell numbers
440:
433:Bechdel test
406:Lise Meitner
402:Auger effect
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40:Please help
35:verification
32:
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3486:Stargazer,
3398:Curie point
3255:Stargazer,
3185:: 118â129.
3159:Date, C.J.
2987:(6): 1232.
2920:(1): 1â26.
2697:(1850) and
2616:about 1920.
2534:Lord Kelvin
2512:himself to
2459:Snell's law
2449:Smith chart
2434:Simson line
1980:did in his
1950:Moore's Law
1932:Roy Glauber
1868:, named by
1844:, based on
1811:Linus's law
1621:Kuiper belt
1615:Ludwig Kort
1611:Luigi Stipa
1607:Kort nozzle
1602:Ălie Cartan
1569:B. A. Gould
1503:Ernst Ising
1495:Ising model
1424:Peter Higgs
1420:Higgs field
1345:Jacob Grimm
1341:Rasmus Rask
1333:Grimm's law
1202:Gauss's law
1196:Duns Scotus
1138:Bernard Roy
1065:Roger Cotes
959:Curie point
873:white dwarf
683:Henry Power
675:Boyle's law
656:normal form
558:Albert Betz
544:journalists
3717:Categories
3369:2006925087
3028:(4): 614.
2873:References
2824:Zipf's law
2770:Edwin Wike
2712:Wang tiles
2494:named for
2404:Hans Bethe
2318:Pythagoras
2272:Arago spot
2183:Theaetetus
2062:Henri Padé
2031:Ernst Ăpik
2027:Oort cloud
1783:Poisonnier
1682:Lamarckism
1446:Archimedes
1279:Leo Graetz
1104:Paul Dirac
949:John Tukey
779:Cantor set
753:Al-Ghazali
612:Bode's law
518:Hans Bethe
368:Archimedes
348:David Bohm
320:References
148:incomplete
68:newspapers
3598:Physics,
3417:ignored (
3407:cite book
3377:262691034
3361:0072-7830
3120:CiteSeerX
2934:110119248
2691:Descartes
2633:John Venn
2608:in 1903,
2604:in 1810,
2229:Poe's law
2173:Comirnaty
2096:John Pell
2007:Bell Labs
1944:Stan Ulam
1888:cot death
1635:JenĆ ĂdĂĄm
1505:to study.
1414:Chebyshev
1329:'s birth.
1117:in 1933,
560:and also
550:Betz' law
505:in 1851.
127:eponymous
3457:(1891).
3435:(1773).
3389:Archived
3385:4105561W
3329:(2006).
3299:(eds.).
2851:See also
2844:linguist
2772:in 1973.
2754:in 1804.
2716:Hao Wang
2693:(1644),
2475:Ibn Sahl
2444:in 1797.
2396:Schottky
2238:and the
2169:BNT162b2
2157:BioNTech
2150:COVID-19
2037:in 1960.
2035:Jan Oort
1779:Göttling
1773:, which
1571:in 1873.
1470:in 1923.
1347:in 1822.
1315:in 1636.
1256:in 1851.
1222:in 1831.
1214:: first
1173:Dedekind
1006:Shewhart
977:Currying
841:in 1636.
703:in 1929.
658:used in
602:in 1965.
472:in 1881.
350:in 1959.
315:See also
174:Contents
3088:2237135
2989:Bibcode
2701:(1854).
2543:Helmert
2197:Proclus
2138: (
1976:before
1974:Huygens
1966:Galileo
1916:sources
1791:Gadolin
1462:winner
1410:Laplace
1008:cycle".
82:scholar
3508:
3488:p. 115
3476:p. 134
3383:
3375:
3367:
3359:
3349:
3309:
3257:p. 115
3245:p. 134
3122:
3086:
2932:
2893:
2828:corpus
2547:LĂŒroth
2326:proved
2282:after
2161:Pfizer
2045:Kepler
1978:Newton
1789:, and
1787:Weigel
1617:(1934)
1534:Wagner
1530:Jordan
1216:proved
1082:Cauchy
1002:Deming
851:, but
84:
77:
70:
63:
55:
3653:that
3392:(PDF)
3293:(PDF)
3106:(PDF)
3084:JSTOR
2930:S2CID
2165:Fosun
2112:, an
1970:Hooke
1878:Jesus
1086:Farey
789:1883.
667:Heath
458:1958.
358:India
89:JSTOR
75:books
3703:help
3506:ISBN
3419:help
3373:OCLC
3365:LCCN
3357:ISSN
3347:ISBN
3307:ISBN
2891:ISBN
2699:Snow
2676:and
2660:The
2559:The
2545:and
2480:the
2447:The
2432:The
2409:The
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