F. Bath

List of research outcomes

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Publication	Date of Publication	Type
scientific article; zbMATH DE number 3034854 (Why is no real title available?)	1939-01-01	Paper
On circles determined by five lines in a plane. Proceedings of the Cambridge Philosophical Society	1939-01-01	Paper
Ten Associated Points and Quartic and Quintic Curves in [4] Journal of the London Mathematical Society	1938-01-01	Paper
Ten associated points and quartic and quintic curves in [4]. Journal of the London Mathematical Society	1938-01-01	Paper
A notation for the contact primes and contact quadrics of any canonical curve; and for the characteristics of multiple theta-functions. Journal of the London Mathematical Society	1934-01-01	Paper
A notation for the contact-primes and families of contact-quadrics of canonical curves. II. Proceedings of the London Mathematical Society. Second Series	1934-01-01	Paper
A Notation for the Contact-Primes and Families of Contact-Quadrics of Canonical Curves Proceedings of the London Mathematical Society	1934-01-01	Paper
A notation for the contact primes and contact quadrics of any canonical curve; and for the characteristics of multiple thetafunctions Journal of the London Mathematical Society	1932-01-01	Paper
A Notation for the Contact Primes and Contact Quadrics of any Canonical Curve; and for the Characteristics of Multiple Theta-Functions<sup></sup> Journal of the London Mathematical Society*	1932-01-01	Paper
Charles Gordon Fleming James. Journal of the London Mathematical Society	1931-01-01	Paper
Note on a substitution analogous to Cayley's bifid substitution. Journal of the London Mathematical Society	1928-01-01	Paper
On the quintic surface of five dimensions. I, II. Proceedings of the Cambridge Philosophical Society	1928-01-01	Paper
On five lines, in space of four dimensions, which lie upon a quadric threefold and the normal quartic curves of which they are chords. Proceedings of the Cambridge Philosophical Society	1924-01-01	Paper
On loci which have two systems of generating spaces. Proceedings of the Cambridge Philosophical Society	1924-01-01	Paper

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