J. E. A. Steggall

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List of research outcomes

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PublicationDate of PublicationType
The neglect of arithmetic in schools.
The Mathematical Gazette
1925-01-01Paper
A note on the equations \(x^3-u^3=y^3-v^3=z^3-w^3\).1925-01-01Paper
A note on the equations \(x^3-u^3=y^3-v^3=z^3-w^3\).1924-01-01Paper
The equation \(x^3-u^3=y^3-v^3\) when \(x, y, u, v\) are rational.
Proceedings of the Edinburgh Mathematical Society
1916-01-01Paper
On practical mathematics in schools.
The Mathematical Gazette
1914-01-01Paper
Note on an elimination quoted by \textit{Cayley}.1914-01-01Paper
University of St. Andrews. Five hundredth anniversary. Memorial volume of scientific papers contributed by members of the University.1911-01-01Paper
On the numbers of patterns which can be derived form certain elements.1907-01-01Paper
On a binomial approximation.
The Mathematical Gazette
1906-01-01Paper
Note for the formula for (A+B).
Proceedings of the Edinburgh Mathematical Society
1896-01-01Paper
On the envelope of the Simson line of a polygon.
Proceedings of the Edinburgh Mathematical Society
1896-01-01Paper
The pedal triangle.
Proceedings of the Edinburgh Mathematical Society
1894-01-01Paper
Note on the number of numbers less than a given prime and prime to it.
Proceedings of the Edinburgh Mathematical Society
1894-01-01Paper
Note on an approximate fractional expression for the expansion of \((1+x)^n\) to any odd number of terms.
Proceedings of the Edinburgh Mathematical Society
1892-01-01Paper
On the smallest number of entries necessary in a table of logarithms to seven decimal places.
Proceedings of the Edinburgh Mathematical Society
1892-01-01Paper
More theorems and solutions of exercises on conics analytically handled1881-01-01Paper
Further solutions of problems in probability.1880-01-01Paper
Solutions of problems on geometric locus, and envelopes that lead to curvesof degree higher than two.1880-01-01Paper


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