A. C. Lunn

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zbMath Open lunn.arthur-constantMaRDI QIDQ1446850

List of research outcomes

Publication	Date of Publication	Type
Theorems Concerning a Basis for all Solvable Groups, with a List of Basis Groups of Degree < 64	1936-01-01	Paper
Determination of the groups of orders 162-215 omitting order 192.	1935-01-01	Paper
Determination of the Groups of Orders 162-215 Omitting Order 192	1935-01-01	Paper
A method of determining all the solvable groups of given order and its application to the orders 16 \(p\) and 32 \(p\).	1934-01-01	Paper
Determination of the groups of orders 101-161, omitting order 128.	1934-01-01	Paper
Note on a unique representation for every solvable group.	1934-01-01	Paper
A Method of Determining all the Solvable Groups of Given Order and Its Application to the Orders 16p and 32p	1934-01-01	Paper
Determination of the Groups of Orders 101-161, Omitting Order 128	1934-01-01	Paper
Note on a Unique Representation for Every Solvable Group	1934-01-01	Paper
Über die Raum-Zeit-Gruppen von Kolkmeijer.	1927-01-01	Paper
Korrektur zu unserer Arbeit über die Raum-Zeit-Gruppen Kolkmeijers.	1927-01-01	Paper
A crystallographic illustration of quadratic involution.	1926-01-01	Paper
Experimental science and world geometry.	1926-01-01	Paper
The commutativity of one parameter transformations in real variables.	1920-01-01	Paper
Some functional equations in the theory of relativity.	1919-01-01	Paper
Integral equations in the kinetic theory of gases.	1913-01-01	Paper
An integral functional equation in the theory of \textit{Brown}ian movements.	1913-01-01	Paper
The apparent size of a closed curve.	1910-01-01	Paper
An abstract definition of limit.	1910-01-01	Paper
Note on the existence of the instantaneous axis in a rigid body.	1910-01-01	Paper
A continnous group related to von Seidel's optical theory.	1909-01-01	Paper
The deduction of the electrostatic equations by the calculus of variations.	1908-01-01	Paper
The foundations of trigonometry.	1908-01-01	Paper

Research outcomes over time

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